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hello, and thank you for checking up on us. i have not dared to look what's going on beneath the soil. i read it TAKES A LONG time for these babies to happen. i try to ignore them.
over a month now, and they still look green, though wilted.
I am curious about how your leaflets are doing? I just found something else on the net that may interest you. Few short things mentioned is that it may take up to a year and that when the leaf suddenly turns brown a new plant would follow through it new tuber. In case you don't have this info., check out
I myself found this plant in a garbage which was abandoned by someone moving. It was so huge and healthy looking, I had to take it home. I can't believe how wonderfully easy it is to keep. I always kill my indoor plants due to neglect. But not this one! So I was just on a hunt for what it was, I'm so happy to have found all the pictures and info. at Dave's Garden.
yvonne, thanks. that link guided me, too. it's pretty cool. i try to forget about my zz's, but today since you asked how they are doing, i had to check. still quite GREEN. imagine that.
my big plants died though. these days i keep myself busy growing roses. i hope you are enjoying the season.
What is the status of your ZZ leaves? Have they rooted-Ihope so. Please give us an update on your experience with leaf propagation of Zamioculcal zamiifolia. Thanks for the info.
