ZZ Plant
ZZ Plant, or Zamioculas Zamiifolia is a tropical indoor plant with a unique decorative appeal! With shiny, smooth leaves that start bright green and mature to a lovely emerald color. Popular for its ability to tolerate a wide range of conditions, making it a great starter houseplant for new gardeners, and a favorite for interior plant enthusiasts. Great in low-light areas! The ZZ plant thrives with neglect, making it a perfect choice for busy lifestyles. Its slow-growing nature and air-purifying properties add to its appeal. Despite its tropical origins, it adapts well to average household humidity levels.
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Species: Zamioculcas zamiifolia
Other Species Names: Zanzibar Gem, Zuzu Plant, Emerald Palm
Plant Height: 18-36 in.
Spread: 24-48 in.
Evergreen: No
Plant Form: upright
Summer Foliage Color: Green| Dark Green
Minimum Sunlight: Partial Shade
Maximum Sunlight: Full Sun
The tropical ZZ plant is a close relative of Chinese Evergreen, Anthurium and Philodendron. Easy to care for and cultivate, with decorative feather-like leaves carrying an exotic flair.
ZZ Plant is one of the toughest plants around, making it a perfect choice to add to your home or office. Whether you're able to give it steady care, travel a lot, or just get distracted by all the stresses of daily life, ZZ Plant survives it all. Plus, it looks good: The plant features shiny, dark green leaves that look waxy.
What makes ZZ plant such a good houseplant is that it's wonderfully tolerant to a wide range of conditions, including low light, low humidity, and periods of drought. Like most other plants, ZZ plant doesn't even need natural light -- it'll thrive just fine indoors under fluorescent lights, such as those in office buildings. That means it will survive just about any corner of your home, even if you only water it once every couple of weeks (it grows best, though, when watered as the top inch or two of the potting mix dries). It is not particular as to soil pH, but grows best in rich, porous soils.
