Zee zee plant

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    Hello.. so glad I found this site.. PLEASE help... found a zee zee in a abandoned home... love the little girl.. but she has LOTS of cut off stocks. .. can I clean her as you would do when
    Hello. . So happy with these forums and the knowledge everyone shares... so I had a zee zee plant passed on to me... I really like it BUT it has at least 6 stocks cut.. and 3 healthy ones. .

    I am wondering if I can take it out of the small 4" pot... clean the roots and hulbs and replant ... or can I get the stoc
    transplanting .. seen by the pics. . She seems crowded.. .. please feedback appreciated
     

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    Junglekeeper Esteemed Contributor 10 Years

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    Cool beans .. thanks junglekeeper. .
     
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    Hello ... so reporting today... I have LOTS of stems .. any advice ....as the second picture shows the little growth .. patiently waiting feedback before I start
     

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    I'm not sure what you're waiting for us to tell you. The second article Junglekeeper linked to shows how to divide it and pot it up and shows some pot sizes. If you cut off the half that doesn't have any current growth, then it would seem that you have plenty of room for new soil in the same pot, and that would do for a while. I wouldn't do too much root cleaning - you don't want to injure any of the roots on the side you're keeping, beyond the major cut.
     
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    I would divide up the rhizomes giving attention to minimizing damage to the roots of the ones I intend to keep. Throw away the remainder or pot them up separately and see if any of them will regenerate; you may not get new growth from the broken 'stems' but may, in time, get some from the rhizomes.
     

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