Zamioculcas is grown as an ornamental plant, mainly for its attractive glossy foliage. It can be kept outdoors as long as the temperature does not fall below 60 degrees. Over-watering may destroy this plant; erring on the side of dryness is preferable to risking tuber rot. A quarter or eighth strength liquid fertilizer such as fish emulsion or worm-cast liquid may be used once a month at the warmest period for potted specimens. To avoid leaf sun scald, provide bright, indirect light for Zamioculcas, although it will tolerate very low light. Some sun will be tolerated, very early in the morning for hot districts – morning or afternoon for cooler districts. Do not use leaf shine products on the leaves. Indoors does best in bright indirect light.
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