This is my first post so I’m sorry if my formatting is wrong! ’ve had my Mother-In-Law’s Tongue for about 8 months now. It’s in a pot, the pot does not have drainage but I do have a thick layer of rocks on the bottom beneath the soil. I water every week and a half to every two weeks, and I’m in the process of moving. I came home after 2 days of moving and found it had grown a type of mold/mildew, and am unsure what to do. Included are pictures of the mold/mildew and my collection. Thank you so much!
Welcome to the Forum! Please do get your nice Sansevieria into a new pot WITH drainage holes and fresh soil ASAP! Recommend you go easy with the water, too. Your fittonia and Ficus lyrata look good too. Same goes for them---drainage please! Good luck with the move!
I suggest the removal of the rock layer when the plant is repotted. The Myth of Drainage Material in Container Plantings (pdf)
I agree with what the others have said, including removing the rocks. Was this in the same situation in your old place, down on the floor? I wonder if it is getting less light, so could use less frequent watering.
