• Monstera is native to tropical rainforests from southern Mexico to Panama so it comes as no surprise that it favours a warm, humid environment, making them ideal for indoors.

Snake plant is an erect, clumping, broadleaf evergreen, tropical herbaceous perennial in the asparagus family (Asparagaceae). It is native to central Africa. The species epithet means “having three transverse stripes” and refers to the pattern of variegation on the leaves (although there may be more than three stripes).

Place in a location where it will receive direct sunlight only part of the day, 2 to 6 hours, as it will tolerate very low light. Well-drained soil and careful watering are a must; do not overwater, as the roots will rot. In spring to autumn allow the soil to dry between waterings. In winter only water every one to two months. It tolerates low humidity and cool temperatures around 50 degrees. This plant is quite durable, easily grown, and difficult to kill.

In its native habitat, it blooms in the winter, but as a houseplant, it rarely blooms. Snake plant is grown in containers and is used as ground cover or filler in interior landscape designs.

• Zamia ZZ Black Plant with Pot: 26 – 34 cm · Pot Size: 5 inch diameter · Soil Media:Coco Peat+Coco Chips+Soil · Recyclable box …
• It is characterized by deep purple, almost black foliage that first emerges as a bright lime green color and darkens over time. While it used to …
• The ZZ Plant is a fast-growing, low-maintenance houseplant that’s perfect for busy people. It’s easy to care for and it is a great choice of
• The Rare Black Zamioculcas Zamiifolia plant lovingly referred to as ZZ plants, is easy for beginning gardeners. It is a popular houseplant
• The ZZ Plant can living almost any lighting condition, except direct sunlight which will scorch its leaves. Grow your ZZ in low light, like your bathroom, medium light, such as an office, or bright indirect light, for example 1′ to 2′ from a bright window.

• Light: Suitable for low light conditions. Light and patterned leaves tolerate more light to help their colours stay vibrant, but not in direct sun which can burn the foliage. Keep out of draughty areas.
• Water: Allow top two inches of soil to dry out between watering, constantly oversaturated soil may lead to root rot. Speed in which soil dries depends on the light levels of the plant position. Reduce routine in winter
• Soil/Nutrition: Well-draining houseplant compost mix, feed monthly in spring and summer
• Humidity: Benefits from regular misting, or pebble tray. Brown leaf tips indicate misting is needed.