Zamia Palm

Light: Thrives in bright indirect light or partial shade; avoid harsh afternoon sun indoors.

Water: Water moderately; allow the topsoil to dry between watering. Drought-tolerant once established.

Soil: Use well-draining sandy or cactus mix. Avoid soggy roots.

Fertilizer: Feed once every 6–8 weeks during growing season with a balanced fertilizer.

Potting: Grows well in containers and looks great in ceramic or rustic pots.

Pruning: Minimal — remove only yellow or dry fronds.

Sculptural Foliage: Thick, textured leaves add strong form to spaces.

Low Maintenance: Requires very little attention to thrive.

Drought Tolerant: Perfect for dry climates or busy plant parents.

Air-Purifying: Enhances indoor air quality naturally.

Versatile Placement: Suitable for desktops, patios, or shaded garden spots.