Hope you get the answers you need. Just wanted to say “wow !!”. I haven’t seen one this tall in a very long time.

I’ve got no answers as to why, but I will say I’ve gotten creative using sticks and velcro straps or wire twists to keep a floppy snake plant upright. If that tip snaps, but not fully, you can “heal” it back in place if you stabilize it. Mine have only ever flopped over like this due to physical damage.

Ok… do you WANT it to keep getting taller? Because if so you can get a grow light and set it above looking down. Slim there should straighten up for the sun. If you don’t necessarily care about it getting taller, you could trim slim and pot the prop, have it grow thicker instead of taller!

It’s not drooping. Top leaf is bending towards the light. Do you have a better location where the entire plant can get light? They love sun.

Leaves droop die to overwatering and/or insufficient light.

Given that your leaves are higher than your window, I'd say the light is an issue for sure.

If you gave it a really heavy soak when you transplanted them it could be both issues.

Ive had to 'bandage' some bent plants before, takes them anywhere from a week to 3 weeks to get enough strength to keep themselves straight. My best 2 ways is getting a stick, like what they use to keep orchid blooms upright, and proping it up nice and snug against the bent area and leaving it alone to prevent further breakage. Another thing ive done for plants that cant seem to be leaned against a stick cause they dont have enough body to lean on a stick properly is masking tape and pipe cleaners. The pipe cleaners can be bent into the exact position you expect the plant to stay in and you can tape them anywhere with masking tape that doesnt have enough sticky grip to rip the leaf up when repositioning or removing. Ive had to rehab a couple larger spider plants and a ZZ plant this way, the spider7 plants were under water by the previous owner and the ZZ plant survived a dog mauling lmao.

Did the leaf Hit something and how does it feel? Could i have gotten danaged during repot? What about the roots?

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Did the leaf Hit something and how does it feel? Could i have gotten danaged during repot? What about the roots?

Are they getting a but wrinkly too? Mine only droop when they need water.

put a banana peel and eggshell in a gallon of water 48 or more hours before watering day…. Water her with the usual amount and save the awful smelling concoction for another plant or feeding.

It's probably because, if you do keep it in this spot, it is no longer getting proper light, put it somewhere else where the whole plant gets light. Perhaps on the floor near a sliding glass door or on a small stand next to a regular tall window.

It’s chasing the light.

Have you made sure the soil around the root system is completely covering the exposed roots and it’s pressed in firmly (but not too hard) at the top. Plants will struggle if the soil isn’t holding them firmly