Ideal for beginner gardeners, the species rebalances the energies of the rooms of the house; learn more
THE zamioculca It is an ideal plant option for beginner gardeners, as it requires little maintenance. It is hardy and adapts well to indoor environments, where there is little light – the species is native to Tanzania, Africa, where it grew in the shade of large trees.
The nickname of “lucky plant” comes from Feng Shui. According to this Chinese practice, zamioculca protects environments, absorbing and eliminating negative energies, while recalling good energies, i.e. prosperity.
Therefore, in addition to rebalancing the energies accumulated in a particular room, the plant would attract fortune AND money.
The shine of the leaves of the species also refers to the idea of resistence, liveliness AND Hope.
Due to the meanings it accumulates, zamioculca is usually used at the entrance to the house or rooms, especially in common areas such as the dining room, kitchen or corridor.
Although not poisonous, zamioculca is a plant considered toxic. It must therefore be kept out of reach of children and animals. Click here to see more care tips.
Source: Terra
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