How To Make Your ZZ Plant Grow Faster

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Comment from : @swagataswarnakar1449

How about the leaves
Comment from : @donnalynch6845

When you have one and it just put out two leaves or so ,what next PLEASE tell me thanks 🙏 a lot😊
Comment from : @donnalynch6845

I love your style and knowledge! Especially the summary at the end Soo useful Thanks
Comment from : @myhonneybunches

My tuber is fattening up right now
Comment from : @420mikepark

Z z plants need vitamas or not
Comment from : @simonezammit5659

Thank you so much i have Zz plants🇹🇹
Comment from : @staceyeversley9337

Thanks for useful info, however I confuse while other videos recommending less water for ZZ, you are saying lots of water! please clarify it Thanks again
Comment from : @user-lb7zl8tx1x

It rained in la for 3 weeks straight n it harmed my ZZ 😢
Comment from : @izzychinchilla7416

My zz plant grows crazy!
Comment from : @persiagil1488

its interesting that in plant groups i am on facebook the most common advise is; let it dry out completely between watering, doesn't need light, loves being in a small tight pot Also i have been wondering why ZZ start growing at jan-feb with most people but the dry season makes sense, i water my bigger plants at winter about 1-2 times a month, they get like 5-10 of the light that they get at summer and as soon as the days get longer and sun starts to peak behind the clouds our ZZ starts growingbrQuestion, if they go dormant on dry season and would get barely any light for like 3-4 months at winter, should the plant be watered at all that whole time? would watering them the 1-2 times a month make them think its wet season and mess up the dry season? Assuming that the plant has stored enough water
Comment from : @johsPha

Great info! Very helpful thanks! Learnt lots
Comment from : @debbowen-saunders9886

I have it in a pot of plain water for the past one year without any sand or soil And it grows like mad!
Comment from : @lmiranda8437

Professional ！
Comment from : @b2yes

Really helpful video Quick q- could we use heat pad for increasing the temperature? Thx
Comment from : @manasisardana7087

i think my ZZ is pretty prolific, it’s put out 5 new shoots in about 5 months
Comment from : @ivy7278

Thank you so much for sharing invaluable information I have had zz plants since almost a year now and the problem with it is that with every new leaf growth one old leaf would dry out naturally any idea why that might be??
Comment from : @shalinigupta5115

Oh thanks, I guess my apt is on the cool side so I will wait til Spring and repot it and see
Comment from : @bookmouse2719

What about black dots on the stem?
Comment from : @Pedrojr70

I love the Raven ZZ plant So beautiful! Thank you for sharing your tips with us🌱
Comment from : @StaceyHerewegrowagain

Amount of work done is appreciated
Comment from : @kushalthapa3548

This is ever first time i have got so much detailed information on any plant Your knowledge n imparting knowledge is really great Not a single question to ask above it! Also loved the slides on reaction over the plant at different stages👏👏
Comment from : @shonotikhanolkar868

Zz plants will grow like crazy in the right conditions, moderate sun, never over water, this plant is drought tolerant, water once a month, at most, they like being in a small pot , when root bound put into the next size pot up rather than much bigger, they like being cozy in a pot, and square pots are better, easy to remove once root bound
Comment from : @teej898

I kinda have a black variety of that plant - can I apply your tips too? :)
Comment from : @jeniferso1

I have a large zz that was doing well until I moved This year to try to help it bounce back I tried it in my polytunnel but I have some leaf scorch, do you know if these leaves will be replaced or are they a lost cause? I also found that even with a well draining potting mix that when I water I get some die back on tips of the new growth, any clues on that?brbrCheers
Comment from : @davebullock8291