Artificial Large Zamioculcas Plant In Black Pot

Artificial Large Zamioculcas Plant In Black PotThe ZZ plant is one of the most popular houseplants going, largely because the real version is already hard to kill. But "hard to kill" isn't "impossible to kill," and even a neglect proof plant eventually shows it if you forget about it long enough. This one never will. Multiple stems rise vertically from the base, each lined with broad, oval leaves that have a rich, waxy gloss to them. The colour ranges from a deep, saturated green on the mature

The ZZ plant is one of the most popular houseplants going, largely because the real version is already hard to kill. But "hard to kill" isn't "impossible to kill," and even a neglect-proof plant eventually shows it if you forget about it long enough. This one never will.

Multiple stems rise vertically from the base, each lined with broad, oval leaves that have a rich, waxy gloss to them. The colour ranges from a deep, saturated green on the mature outer leaves to a slightly brighter, fresher tone on the newer inner growth. That natural variation, combined with the visible veining on each leaf, is what gives it the look of a plant that's been thriving for months.

At 95cm tall and wide when the stems are spread, this is a substantial plant. It works well on the floor beside a bath, next to a sofa or in an empty corner that needs filling. It comes in a simple black plastic pot, so you can drop it straight into whatever planter suits your space.

No yellowing leaves. No leggy stems leaning towards the light. Just a full, healthy-looking plant that stays that way.