zamia palm plant Zamia Furfuracea – www.augi-plants.lv

zamia palm plant Zamia Furfuracea – www.augi-plants.lvPotato Palm like Zamia (Zamia furfuracea) Meet the Zamia furfuracea, often also called the "Cardboard Palm" due to its unusual, stiff, and velvety leaves. This houseplant is an excellent element for modern interiors, as its slow growth and sculptural appearance maintain shape for years. It is an ideal gift for busy people or minimalism enthusiasts, as zamia is incredibly resilient and can withstand various conditions while adding an exotic character

Potato Palm-like Zamia (Zamia furfuracea)

Meet the Zamia furfuracea, often also called the "Cardboard Palm" due to its unusual, stiff, and velvety leaves. This houseplant is an excellent element for modern interiors, as its slow growth and sculptural appearance maintain shape for years. It is an ideal gift for busy people or minimalism enthusiasts, as zamia is incredibly resilient and can withstand various conditions while adding an exotic character to the space.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

• ☀️ Light: Bright, diffused light. The plant appreciates a sunny spot but should be protected from direct, scorching sunlight during the hottest summer months.

• 💧 Watering: Infrequent. Zamia stores moisture in its thick base, so the soil must dry out completely between waterings. Water sparingly in winter.

• 🌡️ Temperature/Humidity: Thrives at standard room temperature. Misting is not necessary as the plant tolerates dry air well, but the leaves will appreciate dusting.

• 🐾 Pets: Not pet-friendly – all parts of the plant are toxic if ingested, so place it out of reach of pets.

🏠 MOST SUITABLE ROOM

• Bright living room where its symmetrical foliage can become the central accent of the space.

• Office spaces, as the plant is low-maintenance and looks great on solid desks or shelves.

• Sunny hallway with enough space for the plant’s leaf spread.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Height: 30 cm

• Pot diameter: 12 cm

• Example of a mature plant in the first picture

⚠️ Note: Plants are living organisms, so each specimen may slightly differ from the one shown in the picture.