ZZ Plant
I walked outside my hotel in San Francisco recently and spotted this potted plant in the vestibule. And a lightbulb went on inside my head: we have this same plant up in our bathroom. And unlike many of its brethren, it is not just surviving the winter being inside, but it is thriving. Here's our version:
Those tallest shoots? They're brand new growth. And there's more emerging from the soil.
I asked Nat if she knew what it was and she did. It is a ZZ plant. And turns out, it is quite a houseplant. From Gardening Know How, they lead with this:
At work, we give potted bamboo to new employees, but now I'm wondering if we should be swapping out to this ZZ plant? Seems like it would totally tolerate cubicle life.
Those tallest shoots? They're brand new growth. And there's more emerging from the soil.
I asked Nat if she knew what it was and she did. It is a ZZ plant. And turns out, it is quite a houseplant. From Gardening Know How, they lead with this:
If ever there was the perfect plant for the ultimate brown thumb, the easy ZZ plant is it. This virtually indestructible houseplant can take months and months of neglect and low light and still look amazing.Sounds perfect for us. It is not in a window, nor does it get any southern exposure/light.
At work, we give potted bamboo to new employees, but now I'm wondering if we should be swapping out to this ZZ plant? Seems like it would totally tolerate cubicle life.
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