Zamioculcas zamiifolia 6in.
Also known as: ZZ plant
Our recommendation for houseplant with the simplest care requirements, would have to be the ZZ plant. This plant can tolerate low light conditions as well as drought periods, making it a great option for office spaces, corners, and as a low maintenance gift.
Watering: Allow soil to dry between watering, this is usually every 2-3 weeks. Do not let water sit in the bottom of pot. The ZZ plant can tolerate long periods of drought, although it can cause leaves to droop.
Light: Even though this plant survives well in low light, bright to medium light will promote fast growth.
planted in 6 in nursery pot
#70
Also known as: ZZ plant
Our recommendation for houseplant with the simplest care requirements, would have to be the ZZ plant. This plant can tolerate low light conditions as well as drought periods, making it a great option for office spaces, corners, and as a low maintenance gift.
Watering: Allow soil to dry between watering, this is usually every 2-3 weeks. Do not let water sit in the bottom of pot. The ZZ plant can tolerate long periods of drought, although it can cause leaves to droop.
Light: Even though this plant survives well in low light, bright to medium light will promote fast growth.
planted in 6 in nursery pot
#70
Also known as: ZZ plant
Our recommendation for houseplant with the simplest care requirements, would have to be the ZZ plant. This plant can tolerate low light conditions as well as drought periods, making it a great option for office spaces, corners, and as a low maintenance gift.
Watering: Allow soil to dry between watering, this is usually every 2-3 weeks. Do not let water sit in the bottom of pot. The ZZ plant can tolerate long periods of drought, although it can cause leaves to droop.
Light: Even though this plant survives well in low light, bright to medium light will promote fast growth.
planted in 6 in nursery pot
#70