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Feb 4, 2015 7:52 PM CST
Name: Lin Vosbury
Sebastian, Florida (Zone 10a)

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Your Snake Plant is gorgeous! I too am curious if the new container has drainage holes in the bottom. If not, it should just be used as a cache pot to sit another pot inside or it needs drainage holes drilled in the bottom. Snake Plants are succulent/cactus like and require excellent drainage. That being said, I think your snake plant will look great in that new container. If you like the look of something else planted beneath the tall one, you could use smaller succulents/cacti; there's even a low growing Sansevieria (Snake Plant) that would look good if you had enough of them to go around. Smiling Or how about a trailing succulent that would cover the soil and trail over the edges of the pot?
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