Chameleon ZZ Plant : Types, Care, and Benefits

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Here's What You Need

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Pruning and Propagation

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Fertilizer

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Temperature

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Pests and Disease

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Chameleon ZZ Plant Toxicity

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Chameleon ZZ Plant : Types, Care, and Benefits

Here's What You Need

– Chameleon ZZ Plant prefers bright, indirect light but can also tolerate low light conditions.

Location and Lighting

Pruning and Propagation

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Fertilizer

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Temperature

Pests and Disease

Like many other houseplants, Chameleon ZZ Plant can be susceptible to pest attacks. Here are some common pests that can affect Snake plant: mealybugs, spider mites etc.

Chameleon ZZ Plant Toxicity

The Chameleon ZZ Plant is toxic to household animals, including cats and dogs. This plant is not poisonous to humans. It is best to keep this plant out of reach of pets and children.

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