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The characters 植 (zhí), 种 (zhòng), and 栽 (zāi) all relate to planting, but they have different nuances:
植 (zhí) refers to the act of planting or setting in place, often used in a more formal or scientific context, such as 植树(zhí shù - to plant a tree).
种 (zhòng) primarily means to sow or seed, and it can also refer to planting in a broader sense. It is commonly used for agricultural contexts, like 种花 (zhǒng huā - to plant flowers).
栽 (zāi) specifically means to transplant or to put plants into the ground, often used for young trees or flowers, as in移栽 (yí zāi - to transplant a tree, plat, etc.).
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