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The Zamioculcas likes it bright but not too sunny
Zamioculcas prefers bright location
Zamioculcas zamiifolia, the complete botanical name of this extremely attractive houseplant, is native to South and East Africa. Here, the up to about 150 centimeters high awake plant has adapted to the often very dry climate with the leaves arranged like foul. The plant also known as "Zamie" or "lucky feather" belongs to the succulents, d. H. she stores a lot of water in her fleshy petioles and leaves.
Lucky spring bright, but not directly sunny
The lucky feather is considered to be very easy to maintain, as it rarely needs to be watered or fertilized - on the contrary, because the various problems appear above all in connection with an excess of care. Keep the plant as short as possible, this also applies to the light. Although Zamioculcas prefers a bright, but by no means sunny, location, it can cope even in rather dark rooms.
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The Zamioculcas zamiifolia is a houseplant that can be put outside in the summer, weather permitting. However, the temperatures should not fall below 18 ° C.