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- Zamioculcas got too big? So you can share it
- Sharing Zamioculcas - That's how it's done
- Which time is best for sharing?
- Tips
Spring is the best time to share
Zamioculcas got too big? So you can share it
If you like green in your apartment, but you do not have a "green thumb" or just travel a lot, you'll find an easy-to-care, grateful houseplant in the imposing Zamioculcas zamiifolia. The low-leaved, fleshy fronds can grow up to 150 centimeters high and also quite wide - after all, from the rhizomes repeatedly grows new petioles. So lucky that you can easily share a too big Zamioculcas.
Sharing Zamioculcas - That's how it's done
Basically, the succulent plant, also referred to as a lucky spring, likes to cramp it; it is not until it threatens to blow up its plant pot that it's time to repot. You can also use this opportunity to share very large copies and multiply the Zamioculcas. You can keep them yourself - and set them up in the bedroom, for example - or give them away as a gift. Here we have put together an easy-to-implement guide for sharing:
Place the pots in a bright but not directly sunny location. Water the plants regularly to make them easier to grow, but be careful to avoid waterlogging. If the roots have already been putrid, be sure to stop casting for a while!
Which time is best for sharing?
The lucky spring is best shared in the spring, though it's about time to repot. Basically, you can do this at any time during the growing season - only in winter you should let the plant rest at a slightly lower temperature.
Tips
In addition, the Zamioculcas can also be propagated by leaf and shoot cuttings. However, you will need a lot of patience to make these small plants become imposing plants.