If these were mine, I'd hold water until they grow roots, otherwise they'd rot, basically just let them be until there's some sign of growth. You might also want to check the Sansevieria forum for more help from the sans experts.

I belong to both forums I would like to help, but pls. post some pix so we can see what we're dealing with.

I'd agree/ basically w/ just letting them be & NOT watering them since they have no roots & you've said you're spraying the soil.

I don't get the 'weeping' reference, pls. clarify.

Lena

This is the plant right before i removed the leaves, the entire root system was dead and just fell off, the leaves were no longer standing on their own, the bottom part on eat leaf was getting mushy.

The one on the left is the one still surviving from 4 months ago. I know there's not a very good chance of survival but I gotta at least try.

Thx for posting the pix. I still do't get 'weeping' but it seems that was some kind of rot at the base of the plant which you rightly had to cut off, leaving just the leaves.

Is that soil hard to your touch? It appears to be pure peat, w/ some perlite, but that doesn't retain any water. I read your mix description, sadly not good for these plants.

Don't know if you want to bother at this point, but I'd change that mix. I'd use ONLY Cactus & Succulent soil & Perlite, mixing them 50/50 of each, nothing else mixed in. I'd Replant them & then pls. just leave them alone for a while to try & root, which can take a considerable amount of time.

Sorry I can't be more hopeful, it's a crap shoot at this point. You might mist ONE spray each to the upper part of the leaves as I do see how wrinkly there are.

Then, sorry to say, one simply has to stand back & give things time; no amount of fussing or nurturing will change things. Time & patience from here on out, best of luck & condolences on your Grandma's passing.

Lena

thank you, you are very helpful. I will most definitely change the soil!