Zamioculcas

In 1996, Dutch flora nurseries offered connoisseurs a new guest from South Africa, who has an unusual flower - zamioculcas. Quite quickly, Chinese "home botanists" christened this exotic "golden tree", and in the Slavic countries the name "dollar tree" stuck and zamioculcas became the eighth in a row of indoor plants with the general name "flower of celibacy". In 2007, a dwarf version (cultivar) of this tropical guest was introduced for the first time.How zamioculcas blooms

Experienced flower growers do not need to introduce the zamiokulkas houseplant, because this flower appeared in our country back in the late 90s. It was at that time that a plant with an unusual name, grown in Dutch nurseries, became available for the first time to domestic florists. It did not take long for Zamioculcas to win the love of many flower growers. This was facilitated not only by its unpretentiousness, but also by decorative properties, thanks to which it looks great both in ordinary apartments and in office premises.How to grow zamioculcas

Every year, domestic flower growers acquire more and more new indoor plants. Zamioculcas is no longer a rarity, which has won love with its graceful appearance. The homeland of this plant is located on the rocky mountain plateaus of East Africa and the island of Madagascar.How to propagate zamioculcas

This exotic flower is native to Tropical Africa. It owes its interesting name to the southern zamia plant. It is known all over the world thanks to Dutch growers, who, at the end of the last century, first opened a new plant grown in a nursery to customers.Zamiolkuskas at home

Such a houseplant as zamioculcas is popularly known as the "dollar tree". It is quite easy to grow and care for it, which is why it is very popular among novice florists. The only difficulty that can be faced is its transplant. The plant has a voluminous root system, therefore, during transplantation, you need to be extremely careful not to damage it.How to transplant zamioculcas