u/DeezA123

About 8 weeks ago, I moved my snake plant from a south-facing window with a supplementary grow light to a shelf with only indirect light and no grow light. At the same time, I placed the plastic nursery pot inside a new decorative pot.

About 6 weeks ago, I watered it with plant food, as I normally do during the spring/summer season.

Around 2 weeks ago, I noticed that the leaves facing the wall had started turning yellow and becoming rotten. I removed the plant from the pot, cut away the rotting leaves, and repotted it.

I also have a larger snake plant that was moved from the window at the same time, but to the other side of the room, and that one seems to be doing fine. Because of that, I decided to move the struggling plant out of its decorative pot and place it alongside the larger one.

Today, I checked again and it looks like more leaves are starting to yellow and become soft.

What am I doing wrong? Was the lighting change too drastic? The soil is dry, and it doesn’t get watered frequently.

A few weeks ago I had to move my snake plant to a spot with less light. Turns out it was a bad move. I Turned it around today and noticed these leaves at the back are soft and yellow. One of them already dried off. I watered 3 weeks ago so guessing it stayed wet too long.

Is it too late to save them once they’ve reached this state? Do I leave them out to dry a bit now? The right side looks and feels healthy, do I separate them?