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Zamioculcas - 75cm
Estimated Delivery between August 12 and August 14.
Zamioculcas - Emerald Palm
The Zamioculcas, also affectionately called the Emerald Palm, is an elegant and robust houseplant that originates from the tropical regions of Zanzibar, Madagascar and Kenya. With its glossy, dark green, feathery leaves, this plant exudes a timeless beauty, perfect for enriching Dutch living rooms. Its ability to adapt to various conditions makes it a favorite for both modern and classic interiors.
Care & tips Zamioculcas - 75 cm
The Zamioculcas is one of the most low-maintenance houseplants you can choose, ideal for beginners or those with busy lives. This plant stores water in its fleshy roots and thick leaves, making it a low-maintenance plant. It is also not picky about its location, meaning it will thrive almost anywhere in your home. With minimal effort, this plant will remain a stylish and healthy addition to your interior for years to come.
Water requirement Zamioculcas - 75 cm
The Zamioculcas requires very little water, thanks to its natural ability to store water in its roots and leaves. In winter, you can easily let the soil dry out for four weeks before watering again, while in the summer months a dry period of about one week is sufficient. Overwatering is a common mistake and can cause root rot, so always check the soil with your fingers before watering to make sure the plant needs it.
Light requirements Zamioculcas - 75 cm
The Zamioculcas thrives best in a spot with normal daylight, where its glossy leaves come into their own. Direct sunlight should be avoided, as this can be too intense and damage the leaves, leading to burnt spots. If the plant is too dark, you will notice this by a lack of new leaves or slower growth. A location with indirect light, such as near a north or east-facing window, offers the ideal balance for a healthy and vital plant.
Is the Zamioculcas - 75 cm poisonous?
Unfortunately, the Zamioculcas is slightly poisonous when ingested, making it unsuitable for homes with curious children or pets. Place the plant in a safe location, out of their reach, to avoid risks and enjoy its tropical appearance without worries.
How will my Zamioculcas - 75 cm be shipped?
Your Zamioculcas will be delivered super fresh, straight from the nursery, in a sturdy growing pot. We pack the plant in our specially designed shipping boxes, which ensure that your Emerald Palm stays firmly in place and cannot shift or be damaged during transport. Houseplants such as Zamioculcas do not mind spending a day in a dark box. Thanks to our reliable packaging method, your green friend will arrive at your home in top condition, ready to enrich your interior with its exotic charm!
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Zamioculcas - Emerald Palm
The Zamioculcas, also affectionately called the Emerald Palm, is an elegant and robust houseplant that originates from the tropical regions of Zanzibar, Madagascar and Kenya. With its glossy, dark green, feathery leaves, this plant exudes a timeless beauty, perfect for enriching Dutch living rooms. Its ability to adapt to various conditions makes it a favorite for both modern and classic interiors.
Care & tips Zamioculcas - 75 cm
The Zamioculcas is one of the most low-maintenance houseplants you can choose, ideal for beginners or those with busy lives. This plant stores water in its fleshy roots and thick leaves, making it a low-maintenance plant. It is also not picky about its location, meaning it will thrive almost anywhere in your home. With minimal effort, this plant will remain a stylish and healthy addition to your interior for years to come.
Water requirement Zamioculcas - 75 cm
The Zamioculcas requires very little water, thanks to its natural ability to store water in its roots and leaves. In winter, you can easily let the soil dry out for four weeks before watering again, while in the summer months a dry period of about one week is sufficient. Overwatering is a common mistake and can cause root rot, so always check the soil with your fingers before watering to make sure the plant needs it.
Light requirements Zamioculcas - 75 cm
The Zamioculcas thrives best in a spot with normal daylight, where its glossy leaves come into their own. Direct sunlight should be avoided, as this can be too intense and damage the leaves, leading to burnt spots. If the plant is too dark, you will notice this by a lack of new leaves or slower growth. A location with indirect light, such as near a north or east-facing window, offers the ideal balance for a healthy and vital plant.
Is the Zamioculcas - 75 cm poisonous?
Unfortunately, the Zamioculcas is slightly poisonous when ingested, making it unsuitable for homes with curious children or pets. Place the plant in a safe location, out of their reach, to avoid risks and enjoy its tropical appearance without worries.
How will my Zamioculcas - 75 cm be shipped?
Your Zamioculcas will be delivered super fresh, straight from the nursery, in a sturdy growing pot. We pack the plant in our specially designed shipping boxes, which ensure that your Emerald Palm stays firmly in place and cannot shift or be damaged during transport. Houseplants such as Zamioculcas do not mind spending a day in a dark box. Thanks to our reliable packaging method, your green friend will arrive at your home in top condition, ready to enrich your interior with its exotic charm!
Specificaties
- Latijnse naam Zamioculcas
- Levering Plant delivered in cultivation pot
- Garantie Fresh from the grower
- Hoogte 75cm
- Potmaat 21cm
- Locatie Normal daylight, next to a window without direct sunlight
- Waterbehoefte ± 1-2 per week
- Giftig Slightly poisonous
- Luchtzuiverend Yes
- Verpakking Well packed in a special box for sending plants
- Onderhoud Few
