Small, round-leafed ZZ plant in a round pot. 1
Small, round-leafed ZZ plant in a round pot. 2
Small, round-leafed ZZ plant in a round pot. 3
Small, round-leafed ZZ plant in a round pot. 4
Small, round-leafed ZZ plant in a round pot. 1
Small, round-leafed ZZ plant in a round pot. 2
Small, round-leafed ZZ plant in a round pot. 3
Small, round-leafed ZZ plant in a round pot. 4

What’s Included: A ZZ (zamioculcas zamiifolia) plant in a brown patterned pot.

It’s ZZ to see why the Zamioculcas zamiifolia plant is so Insta-famous. With dark green oval-shaped, zig-zaggy leaves standing tall and proud, she’s a ZZiva — and obviously has her own blue checkmark. Sitting in a 6.75” glitzy brown patterned ceramic planter and covered in moisture-retaining moss, this African tropical perennial will make a statement in any home (and social media feed).

Please note size may vary depending on the season and maturity of the plant. 

Shipping Note: Guaranteed delivery by date selected at checkout, but could arrive up to 2 days sooner. Cannot ship to Alaska or Hawaii.

Make It ZZ

Purchasing Options

    • Subscription Perks:
    • Up to 30% off + free shipping on all subscription deliveries.
    • Customize your bouq, date & recipient each month, or set it & forget it.
    • No obligation. Skip as often as you like. Cancel anytime.

SHARE THE #BOUQLOVE

ZZ Plant

Care Instructions

ZZs love bright, indirect sunlight, but will be just fine in low light as well – as long as they avoid direct sunlight. Temperature between 60-75°F is ideal. Less is more when it comes to water, so give her a drink only when soil has completely dried out.

Learn More

light

Medium to Low

Partial sunlight. Place out of direct sunlight but can be near a window.

water

Every 2-3 Weeks

Allow soil to dry out between waterings.

Video about how our flowers are grown

Know Your Roots Meet the farmer

Farmer Andy

California

Andy and his partners started out as a group of childhood friends that all had a passion for nature and the outdoors. Post college, they ended up becoming roommates. Turns out, having a home filled with plants was something they continued to have in common. Originally working out of the humble house they shared, the team has now grown to occupy much larger and well-equipped greenhouses in Southern California and Florida. Today, they still treat every order with the same care as they did working out of the small backyard and garage they started in.

Learn More about how our flowers are grown

Top of Page