Zz plant or zamia plant botanically known as Zamioculcas zamiifolia belongs to araceae family and is the native of south africa is an excellent indoor plant which could survive even in low light conditions for longer periods.it is the fuss free plant with unique stemless nature with low input requirements.
This package contains
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Zamia plant or Zz plant -
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5 quantity
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Recyclable Self watering pot -
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5 inches of 5 quantity
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Shipping details
- Shipping available pan india
- Dispatch with in 3-4 days
- Will be delivered with in 8 to 10 working days ( excluding sundays and public holidays)
PLANT SPECIFICATION
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s.no
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Plant details
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Zz plant -
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5 quantity
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Plant height -
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2 to 3 feet
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width -
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30 to 50 cms
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Note : images used here are for reference purpose only, As the product is a live plant it may vary in size and shape
PLANT CARE
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soil -
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well drained soil rich in organic matter with neutral pH
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water -
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Only water your plants when the top layers of soil feels dry when touched
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Light and temperature -
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It thrives well in 4 to 5 hours of bright to indirect sunlight and temperatures of 18 to 240c
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fertilizers -
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Apply any well balanced liquid fertilizer once in 3 months
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humidity -
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50 to 60 percent but misting your plant once in a while helps to keep it healthy and dust free
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propagation -
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Stem cuttings with nodes (keep them in water to get rooting) or rhizome divisions
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COMMON PLANT PROBLEMS
My Zz plant is looking dull and drooping, please suggest some remedies
Dull appearance and drooping of plants under watering or dry air, water your plant and mist your plant once a while to maintain humidity.
My Zz leaves appears dusty, any remedies
Just wipe out your Zz leaves with wet or dry cloth, it not only tides up your plant but also improves aeration.
Small brown spots on Zz, what might be the reason?
These are leaf spots, not to worry,just remove affected leaves. If infestation is too heavy, spray any sulphur based fungicides.
PLANT SCAPING TIPS
- You could place this Zz plant in your corridors and both sides of your doors
- You could even place it in the corners of your room
- Repot generally once in 2 years or when the roots over grow the current containers.
