A plant native to East Africa, and it bears common characteristics of ferns, sykes, and succulents. The stem of the Zamia plant is upright and bears dark green leaves. It usually does not bloom outside its homeland, but in its homeland it gives white and green flowers. It thrives in the shady place exposed to bright filtered light away from direct sunlight, it can be propagated by dividing the plant into several sections, and the leaves can also be sterilized by placing them in the soil and it will produce roots and then give a new plant, but this method is very slow.

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