Robert, I answered the other post as well but did not know you meant sanseveria. These should all throw shoots, it just takes a longer time. I haven't done these for many years, but I recall that then I kept them in a mostly peat mix in bright but not direct light, and a bit on the dry side, and eventually had success. Many of them will give several plants. You will notice them eventually poking up through the surface around the cutting, but it just takes time.

George

thank you, ill tell you when i see some pokin up

the sansaveria family is the one that includes the mother-in-law tongue or snake plant. Here in FL, we do alot of division of those. They have a long tuber, I dig them up, cut the tuber in pieces, each with feeder roots attached, and pot up in gallons. Then use miracle grow and keep watered!
Cat

so i unpot mine, find the main root and cut the root into peices. how long are the peices. and i make shure that they have a feeder root. and 1 more question. how deeep do i plant the roots and how do i do it.