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Zamioculcas Zamiifolia
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Like many perennials, the ZZ plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) tolerates transplanting well.
Time of Year
You can transplant a ZZ plant any time of year, but late fall and early winter is best; transplanting in summer can cause unnecessary stress on the plant. Early spring is also a suitable time to move plants. If you can't wait until the cool season to transplant, pick an overcast day to move your ZZ plant or transplant it early in the morning or late in the evening.
Why Transplant
Reasons for transplanting a ZZ plant include changes in garden design and the need to move a stressed plant into a better growing location. ZZ plants grow best in partial to full shade, and they need good drainage. If your plant shows stress in a sunny spot or a waterlogged area, dig it up and move it to a more suitable location in the garden.
Digging
ZZ plants have rhizomes -- large fleshy storage roots. To transplant a ZZ plant, use a garden fork to dig out the rhizomes, digging carefully to avoid damaging the plant. Lift the shrub from the base rather than the stalk. Carrying the shrub around by the fleshy stalk can damage the plant. Ideally, you should replant right away, but if you have to suspend transplanting for a few days, keep the rhizome moist and shaded.
Replanting
Dig a new hole to the same depth as the plant was previously growing. Lower the ZZ plant into the hole and position the base of the stalk level with the soil line. Refill the planting hole using the same soil you removed during digging. Follow up right after transplanting with a thorough soaking.
How to replant zz:
How to Repot a ZZ Plant (z plant Zamiifolia) -
It’s easy to overlook the signs of a plant that needs repotting, as most of the indicators often lie below the soil level or are mistaken for a different problem. ZZ plants (Zamioculcas zamiifolia), hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9 through 11, adapt to low light and aref tolerant of drought conditions, making them ideal for indoor growing.
This houseplant really shines - literally! I love the ZZ Plant because it’s gorgeous, tough & so easy to care for. Other names it goes by are Zanzibar Gem, Welcome Plant & its tongue twisting botanic name Zamioculcas zamifolia.
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0:11About scientific name this flower.
0:20 The Care for a Zamioculcas.
1:24 Proceed to the Transplantation of the ZZ (with ease)
1:50 how to get a flower from a ceramic pot (Problem!)
2:22 the Roots of the flower have already appeared on the eyes! Aerial roots?! (An unenviable state of)
2:29 of the Leaf has fulfilled its function (Reproduction)!
2:50 an Overview of the root system of Zamioculcas.
2:58 how to plant a Zamioculcas.
3:48 flower Structure (roots, stems (tubers), complex leaf and leaf blades)
4:36 we are Preparing new ground. Ttransplanting!
4:39 the Soil for the transplant (the composition of the soil)
4:41 land for transplantation.
5:04 How to treat the roots
5:15 how to choose a pot (flower :))
5:26 Landing in the ground. Rules (they are everywhere)
6:09 Care for him (briefly, but that's all You need to know )
6:31 Here, in short, begging... But, nevertheless, I would like to know Your reaction to my video.
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