  Suppose $K/\mathbb{Q}_p$ is finite and $\overline{r}\colon G_K\to
\mathrm{GL}_2(\overline{\mathbb{F}}_p)$ is a reducible Galois representation.
In this paper we prove that we can use the results by the author in [Ste22] to
obtain a decomposition of the set of Serre weights $W(\overline{r})$ into a
disjoint union of at most $(e+1)^f$ 'packets' of weights (where $f$ is the
residue degree and $e$ the ramification degree of $K$) under the assumption
that $\overline{r}$ is weakly generic. Thereby, we improve on results of
Diamond--Savitt in [DS15] which give a similar decomposition, by rather
different methods, under the assumption that $\overline{r}$ is strongly
generic. We show that our definition of weak genericity is optimal for the
results of this paper to hold when $e=1$. However, we expect that for $e=2$ one
of the main results of this paper still holds under weaker hypotheses than the
ones used in this paper.
