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What’s Included: Low maintenance ZZ Plant in a white ecopot

High impact, low maintenance. The Zamioculcas Zamiifolia is native to East Africa, where it stands out thanks to its exceptional drought tolerance. With dark green, glossy rows of leaves, the “Zanzibar Gem” is highly sought after — but there’s more to this ornamental beauty than meets the eye — studies show that it may help purify the air. In addition to being one of the easiest houseplants to care for, the ZZ Does It lives in a stylish white ecopot, to prevent overwatering and keep roots breathing easy. Keep this chill plant in medium or indirect sunlight (he’s not picky). 
 
Care Instructions:
 
LIGHT
Medium, indirect or shaded sunlight
 
WATER
Water when soil is completely dry.

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

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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.

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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.

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Farmer Bas And Alison

California

Husband and wife team Bas van Eijk and Alison Glasco produce sustainably-grown, beautiful orchids and house plants from their perfect location in warm and sunny Los Osos, California. Their production of high quality orchids emerged from an ancestry cultivated in Dutch soil, and has found its new roots in American bark.

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