Hi everyone, sorry for this very beginner question...
I purchased my Sanserveria in November. Knowing they're susceptible to overwatering, throughout the winter I watered this guy maybe once every two months.
The weather has been warmer lately and the soil has been very dry, so (while still paranoid of overwatering) I just dripped some water at the base of the leaves. The next day, the two leaves that have already been drooping started drooping even more.
My husband says I should just thoroughly drench it, but if a leaf started drooping even just after a few drops...wouldn't that make it worse?? The soil is very dry though...
Any other suggestions would be appreciated.
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