Here’s the real secret to propagating ZZ leaves — and how to care for them when they’re actively growing so they don’t stall out or rot. If you’ve ever tried propagating ZZ plants, you know they test your patience. But with the right setup, the right water level, and a bit of understanding about how these plants grow, you’ll end up with healthy, thriving rhizomes that are ready for soil. Let’s go step by step. ✂️ Step 1: Choose and prepare your leaves Start with a healthy mother plant — one that

ZZ plant propagation There are 3 ways of propagating ZZ plants (if you ever wondered how they got their name, it's short from their scientific name Zamioculcas Zamiifolia): 1) by cutting a stalk and placing it in water or soil 2) by taking off leaves and putting them in water or soil 3) by division of tubers Depending on the amount of light you give the leaves and cuttings, it can take from 1 month to a few months for them to start producing roots and new tubers. I demonstrate the first 2 ways o