This plant is easy. Bit of a process {steps}. Works best outside in filtered light.

Yes, there are some standard things you can do coming out of winter going into spring. We just released a Blog on our website about some standard things you might want to do. www.plantz.com/blog/spring-houseplant-care-tips/ But, for your Issue. Can you send a couple pictures. Maybe taking a look at and talking over a few things we can get Alii going again. It's probably just reacting to the winter. But light and watering matter? Age as well. How old is the plant? Yes, you can notch but only if the water is back right. You don't want to stress the plant more than it already is. If Alii was to dry or to wet. If Alii was to dry water up slowly, then fertilize and trim. If Alii was to wet, Myself I would change out the soil, in case of fungus, ph levels off. Just a ftresh start to the year. Once that's stable a bit, couple weeks-ish, then trim.

They do like the warmer climates..

Just checking in, how's it going with the Fishtail Palm?

Yes, you can. Morning sun is not as intense as setting and afternoon Sun. As long as it's not too intense you can. Otherwise, they like filtered direct sunlight.

Being in Florida, If I were repotting, I would go with Miracle Grow.

We don't recommend spraying pesticides in the house. With basic maintenance spraying and wiping. You can normally stay on top of any pest problem.

You are welcome very much! Glad we could Help. Keep in mind we are in the wither months they drink less. Fireplaces and heating vents will have an effect. I recommend following the water guide and using the soil sleuth. Personally I lean more towards bottom watering. Wish you and ZZ the best. Send us some pics. We would love to post them.

There are a lot of factors that can cause this to happen. Acclamation, Season, Heating vents and/or Fireplaces etc. Can you send us a pic. That could help us diagnose the problem. Thank you for reaching out.

This has less to do with a warranty. And more to do with the health of the plant. The shipping process can send the plant into shock. Letting the plants settle down an destress is best for their long life.

lol, You're not wrong. Gonna have to fix that. ty for the tip, Peace.

Yes, they are great plants. Lots of personality. Can be forgiving as well. With a little pruning, proper feeding, patience, and a little luck. This Baby came back a few months later. Full and Beautiful. Ready to go to work filtering the air. You can check out the PLANTZ progress on the community page or fallow the link. kzbin.infoUgxJxkv-29-Kt3E35dp4AaABCQ

Yes, the 14" ZZ come in large and full of foliage. Check them out here on our web site.

And they can be around to keep you company a long time. Get yours today at PLANTZ.com

Thank you. That is a nice plant. She will make you work a little bit. But worth the reward. We can get one to you.

Are you saying you’d like to donate one to me?

@@MiscellaneousMichelle lol, no. But we do have them for sale, we also have a promotion going on with our gift cards. We ship all over the lower 48. Depending on availability and weather.

No worries, this plant can be forgiving. you can see the progress on the Community page. kzbin.infoUgxJxkv-29-Kt3E35dp4AaABCQ

Depends on where you are {climate}, but I do not recommend these plants for that. The canopy is not dense enough. Let us know where you are, and we can see what will work.

We have a gift card promotion going on right now at PLANTZ. Check it out. We Can match you up with a plant. And ship it out to your front door.

I agree with you, I have 3 of them myself. Like their style and Look. Check out our Gift Card Promotion going on over at PLANTZ.com We can get one shipped right to you.

It's in the Ficus Family, Check out our videos on Ficus Pruning. Although, when I prune them back, I say BONSAI for good luck. LOl

No problem, enjoy the videos. They are a big help.

Good Luck, The Areca Palm is the Best Palm for Filtering the Air in the house. Seed us some Pics, would love to see the progress

For Shinning the leaves at home, you can try- NOT TO BE USED ON EVERY PLANT. Safer on the Larger Leaf Plants. Caution with your Palms 1 gallon of tap water, 2 tablespoon vegetable oil, ½ cup of rubbing alcohol and 2 tablespoons of mild dish soap. Water should be added to jug first and soap should be added to water last to avoid bubbles. {If it does bubble, The alcohol will dilute the bubbles} Put a small amount into a spray bottle and lightly mist the plant and wipe dry with a towel or rag. Be sure to protect your floors and furnishings when misting and only mist when the Sun is not shining directly on plant through the window. This is a Plant Shine; And you don't want it to build up on the Leaves and choke them out. With Regular Cleaning and Maintenance, I only shine mine with this about twice a year {Holidays and Spring/Summer} For Regular Cleaning and Plantz Maintenance at home. Especially my Bamboo Palms. I use the same recipe MINUS the Vegetable Oil. 1 gallon of tap water, {add-1/4-1/2 tsp of Dyna-Gro Foliage Pro during Spring and Summer Months for Micro-Feeding in Medium to High light, I do change the Recipe for Low light}, ½ cup of rubbing alcohol and 2 tablespoons of mild dish soap. {dish soap cleans and lights up any webbing from SpiderMites, aggravates any pests feeling Mealy or Mitey. The alcohol will kill any pest feeling Mealy or Mitey. I'll use this Before I have to break out any of the big guns, to get rid of any pests. Water should be added to jug first and soap should be added to water last to avoid bubbles. {If it does bubble, The alcohol will dilute the bubbles} Put a small amount into a spray bottle and lightly mist the plant and wipe dry with a towel or rag, When you Water. Be sure to protect your floors and furnishings when misting and only mist when sun is not shining directly on plant through the window. Takes a lot of work to make it look easy, lol.

Welcome

Sorry for the delay, how's your Raphis doing?

Sorry for the delay, www.plantz.com/product/monstera/ .

Would love to see. Send us a Pic back on here for Plantz. In my opinion. The Areca Palm makes a better, and more controllable Plant Wall than the Bamboo Palm Plus, They Just Look Marvelous. www.plantz.com/product/areca-palm/

She came back lovely, just needed a little TLC and patience. go to the community page to see the outcome. kzbin.infoUgxJxkv-29-Kt3E35dp4AaABCQ

😊 thank you

Hi there, apologies for taking a minute a to get back with you. Transitions and all. How is your plant? Can you send a picture?

@@4plantz no I can’t…I only have three stalks left and put those in a smaller pot.still the plant is struggling. Money down the drain😖🤦🏾‍♀️🥺

For Shinning the leaves at home, you can try- NOT TO BE USED ON EVERY PLANT. Safer on the Larger Leaf Plants. Caution with your Palms 1 gallon of tap water, 2 tablespoon vegetable oil, ½ cup of rubbing alcohol and 2 tablespoons of mild dish soap. Water should be added to jug first and soap should be added to water last to avoid bubbles. {If it does bubble, The alcohol will dilute the bubbles} Put a small amount into a spray bottle and lightly mist the plant and wipe dry with a towel or rag. Be sure to protect your floors and furnishings when misting and only mist when the Sun is not shining directly on plant through the window. This is a Plant Shine; And you don't want it to build up on the Leaves and choke them out. With Regular Cleaning and Maintenance, I only shine mine with this about twice a year {Holidays and Spring/Summer} For Regular Cleaning and Plantz Maintenance at home. Especially my Bamboo Palms. I use the same recipe MINUS the Vegetable Oil. 1 gallon of tap water, {add-1/4-1/2 tsp of Dyna-Gro Foliage Pro during Spring and Summer Months for Micro-Feeding in Medium to High light, I do change the Recipe for Low light}, ½ cup of rubbing alcohol and 2 tablespoons of mild dish soap. {dish soap cleans and lights up any webbing from SpiderMites, aggravates any pests feeling Mealy or Mitey. The alcohol will kill any pest feeling Mealy or Mitey. I'll use this Before I have to break out any of the big guns, to get rid of any pests. Water should be added to jug first and soap should be added to water last to avoid bubbles. {If it does bubble, The alcohol will dilute the bubbles} Put a small amount into a spray bottle and lightly mist the plant and wipe dry with a towel or rag, When you Water. Be sure to protect your floors and furnishings when misting and only mist when sun is not shining directly on plant through the window. Takes a lot of work to make it look easy, lol.

Apologies for the Delay. We do not sell female only plants but, these are good plants for air purification. In My experience when the Drancena plants, When/If you dry them down in the winter months. Then the plant gets hit with a heat blast {Like a Heat Vent/Fireplace coming on in the winter months} that's when I've seen them go into bloom. But, that's just my experience here in Florida. www.plantz.com/product/janet-craig-carmen/ Janet Craig Dracaena is toxic to dogs, humans, and cats. While usually considered non-life threatening, this plant can cause the following symptoms if ingested: dilated pupils in cats, vomiting (sometimes bloody), depression, anorexia, and hypersalivation.

Yes, with the right care, a little luck.