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I’m moving internationally in the next few months, and am coming to realize I have never moved with plants! Is it possible to move with my plants? I imagine I have to consider things like quarantine and such, but I have a snake plant that I basically raised from the dead and have had for seven years so the idea of leaving him behind makes me all kinds of sad. Do I need to just gift them to other plant moms?

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[–] Shadow@lemmy.ca 10 points 6 days ago

Depends on the country from / to, but unfortunately yeah it's usually way easier to just gift them.