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The Zamioculcas should be best watered with rainwater
Pour Zamioculcas zamiifolia properly
Zamioculcas zamiifolia, also referred to as a lucky feather, belongs to the succulent houseplants. The plant stores water mainly in its thick, fleshy petioles. Nevertheless, the plant should not be constantly dry.
Pour Zamioculcas - when and how?
When casting you need tact and attention. Exact times can be bad, because the water requirement of the plants varies depending on the sun and the season. In winter, for example, the lucky spring requires significantly less water than in the hot summer. The following clues give you clear hints when it's time to water again:
Incidentally, use rainwater or decalcified tap water when pouring. To do this, you can boil it down or mix it with distilled water in a ratio of 1: 1 or 1: 2 (depending on the degree of hardness).
Tips
If you want to keep your plants well looked after on holiday, seal a bottle filled with water with a longitudinally pierced cork and insert it headfirst into the substrate.