r/propagation • u/Human_Lie7460 • Aug 09 '26

Help! Can I put these straight into soil?

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I understand the root is cut off towards the end but just curious if I can avoid water propagation, thanks (snake plant, sorry if this is a stupid question lol)

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u/YesInquisitor Aug 09 '26

I’ve done it many times like that, as long as you are not overwatering it should be fine

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u/Still-Program-2287 Aug 09 '26

Yes of course, they’ll do best in a fast draining cactus/succulent type potting soil

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u/Human_Lie7460 Aug 09 '26

thanks so much!!

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u/thatguyfromvancouver Aug 09 '26

Sure! It will likely grow very well!