Snake Plant

I transplanted some of the old fire damaged Snake plant to a new pot.
My question to you friends is was it a waste of time.
I still can't back into the fire damaged apartment.
Well I'll let you see the repot job and you can tell me if I wasted $$.
sleep warm
ed


This was the old pot from fire ( photo / image / picture from Edlou8181's Garden )






This is new home for snake plant? ( photo / image / picture from Edlou8181's Garden )

 

I don't think it was a waste of time! I'd have done the exact same thing!!

 

I never get rid of a plant until is is dead for a few seasons.

 

So sorry about your losses! I don't have a prediction, but hope you'll let us know what happens. Did you lose other plants?

 

It's never a waste to try and save your plants. If the roots were still alive then the plant should hopefully bounce back.

 

Does the same rule apply to geraniums too? Among all the geraniums I winterized after last season, one of them looks all dead and its stems seemed (soggy and black). I was about to throw it out when I saw that the stem just about the roots are green and hard. I cut off the stems and threw out all the dead part. There is about a cm remaining now. I stuck them to the ground in the garden yesterday just to see what happens. Who thinks this one will come back?

 

no Idea

Im still looking for answers
ed

 

thank you

I thank ALL my friends who have helped me.
I'm watching ALL the weather reports in the USA and a great many things are happening.
Sorry if I'm typing wrong but with 1 eye working its a problem.
Friends sleep warm and goodnight
ed

 

I don't think this is waste of time. You can try few more methods to get that okay!!

 

Ed, always worth it to try to save a plant. What do you think of Tina's question about her geranium? Do you think she should try to save it?

 

Any sign of improvement from this plant?

 

I was wondering the same thing purpleinopp, how is the plant doing? I don't have the patience to nurse the plants ...I hope it is thriving ed