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Introduction Zamioculcas zamiifolia , better known as the ZZ plant , is one of the easiest houseplants to live with. With its glossy, dark green foliage and graphic silhouette, it adds a modern touch to any interior, even for those who don't have a green thumb at all. Want a plant that's indestructible, beautiful, and hassle-free? Zamioculcas is for you! Plant identity card Botanical name: Zamioculcas zamiifolia Common name: ZZ plant Family: Araceae Origin: East Africa Special feature: extreme resistance to drought and low light Zamioculcas zamiifolia raven $8.00 View product Care instructions 🌞 Light Zamioculcas tolerates almost anything: low, medium, or indirect light. Just avoid prolonged direct sunlight, which could burn its leaves. It even adapts to dimly lit rooms, such as hallways or bathrooms. 💧 Watering This is where this plant shines: it only needs water every 2 to 3 weeks, or even less in winter. Let the substrate dry out thoroughly between waterings. Overwatering is the only real danger for it, as its roots can easily rot. 🌡️ Temperature Zamioculcas prefers temperatures between 18°C ​​and 26°C. Avoid placing it near direct heat sources (radiators) or in a cold draft. 💨 Humidity No need for misting: this plant is not demanding on humidity. It tolerates the dry air of our heated interiors very well. 🌱 Substrate and repotting Use a well-draining mix: potting soil for green plants + a little sand or perlite. Repot every 2 to 3 years, when the roots deform the pot. 🍽️ Fertilizers Moderate fertilization: once a month in spring and summer with a liquid fertilizer for green plants. In autumn and winter, no fertilizer is needed. ✂️ Size and maintenance No specific pruning is required. Simply remove yellow or damaged stems flush with the substrate. Wipe the leaves occasionally to keep them shiny. Zamioculcas zamiifolia Lucky White ONE STEM 20.00€ View product Common mistakes to avoid Overwatering: This is the number one cause of death for Zamioculcas! Leave water to stagnate in the saucer Exposure to direct sunlight Pot without drainage hole FAQ My Zamioculcas is growing slowly, is this normal? Yes, it's a slow-growing plant. Be patient! Provide it with light, warmth, and a little fertilizer in spring to stimulate its growth. Is it toxic to animals? Yes, like many Araceae, it is toxic if ingested. Keep it out of reach of curious children and pets. How to propagate a ZZ plant? By dividing the rhizomes when repotting or by leaf cuttings in water or in a substrate. It's slow, but it works very well! Conclusion Zamioculcas zamiifolia is an ultra-robust and decorative plant. It's perfect for getting started in the world of houseplants or for adding a touch of greenery without the hassle. A simple little gem that can withstand (almost) anything, and will reward you for it!