Glad it was helpful! They will, but it'll be a loooooong process. Sorry for the late reply, you comment was flagged as spam for some reason.

@@plantsbutbetter Thank you for the reply,keep doing this video format for other plants,too. Good luck. 🙂New sub

​@@plantsbutbetterI should separate the mature plant from the babies?

@@lovakmisu8044 Not necessarily, unless you want to.

💚 back!

Remove it and check the roots but it might be too late 😥

Could be from lack of water, your plant is showing sings of dehydration 😁

Thank you very much, lady🌸

that someone is extremely right 😁

@@plantsbutbetter 😊😊

Toxic in what way

@@Dreyah101 All parts of snake plants (also called mother-in-law's tongue or Saint George's sword) are toxic, due to the presence of chemicals called saponins. Saponins can cause gastrointestinal discomfort as well as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea in humans and pets, although the symptoms are much milder for humans.