Yes, ZZ plants can be propagated, and there are two main methods to do so: through leaf cuttings and by division. For leaf cuttings, you start by selecting a healthy leaf from the plant and ...

Leaf cuttings need to develop a root system so you'll need some patience using this propagation technique. Take a cutting from a mature ZZ plant with a portion of stem and at least two leaves ...

Tip cuttings are good for non-vining plants, like this peperomia, and tree-like plants, such as ZZ plants and ficus. Hilton Carter ...

You can take sage cuttings throughout the summer months, either in June, July or August, via soil propagation or in water, ...

The leaf of the ZZ plant what you see growing from the soil and its leaflets are the “leaves” on the stalk. Cut the leaf just above the soil surface. Set the cutting in a container with an ...

ZZ plants are hardy and not prone to pests but they can attract mealy bugs, scale, fungus gnats and aphids. Use a fungicide to treat the problem and remove damaged leaves.