Watering, fertilizing, repotting and more

Which location is the best for Zamioculcas?

Basically comes Zamioculcascopes well with any locationas long as the plant does not have to stand in the hot midday sun. A partially shaded spot with morning or evening sun is best. The lighter the lucky feather is, the lighter its leaves become and the faster it grows.

In which substrate does the lucky feather feel particularly comfortable?

Pot your zamioculcas either in palm or compost soil a.

What temperature should prevail at the location?

Since it is a tropical plant, the temperature should not be less than 16 ° C. In summer temperatures of around 20 ° C are ideal, whereby the Zamioculcas can also be on the balcony or terrace during this time of year and in dry weather. In winter, the room temperature should be a little lower to give the plant a break.

Zamioculcas should be kept evenly moist. Always water when the top substrate layer has dried, but only moderately. The plant does not get waterlogged at all. Less water is needed in winter.

When and with what is Zamioculcas fertilized?

Fertilize Take your "Zamie" with you about every four weeks a liquid green plant fertilizerunless you have just repotted the plant in fresh substrate. Then wait six to eight weeks with the first fertilization. A supply of nutrients is not necessary in winter.

How often is the lucky feather repotted?

Depending on the growth rate, Zamioculcas repotted every two to three years will. You can tell when the time is right for this measure that the rhizomes are growing out of the pot. Use wide rather than deep planters for potting, as the roots are mainly wide.

Zamioculcas can be propagated very well by leaf cuttings and, in the course of repotting, by division.

In very dry and warm indoor air it can happen that the lucky feather is caused by pests like Red spider or Spider mites is infested. You should therefore ensure that there is sufficient humidity, for example through frequent ventilation and occasional spraying with water. However, if the leaves of the plant turn yellow, it is too wet and there is a risk of rotting. Repot the lucky feather in fresh substrate, ensure good drainage and water less.

Can Zamioculcas be cut back from time to time?

Cutting back is absolutely not recommended. If the Zamioculcas becomes too big over time, a division is recommended instead.