My dad did exactly what I told him not to and tried to pull it up to see if they'll stand up right and broke it. They're both like that to sadly. I don't know when he did it because when I got home from school they were good then I took a nap and when I woke up they where like this. I read that I can put it in water to make the roots grow back, but I'm not sure if that'll work.
It's making me answer how much light but gets before I post this but I'm not really sure, it sits in the window all day everyday and the sun is normally on the east(I think) end on my house or the West side(I think) and the plant is somewhere in the middle of it so I'd say it gets a lot of light, I live in a trailer so there's not much blocking it from light other than this big oak tree I have in my front yard.
by mila_peed
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Chances are if you just pop it back on the pot, it will do just fine. Snake plants are very hardy.