A ZZ plant needs about 12 hours of bright, indirect light each day. It will burn the leaves if you place them in a spot that receives strong direct sunlight because it is too harsh.
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In the spring and summer, ZZ plants typically need watering twice a month, and in the winter or in low-light conditions, they only need watering once a month. Semi-succulent ZZ plants do best in well-draining soil. They prefer to completely dry out in between waterings. Use a probe to measure the moisture content at the plant’s roots before watering.
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The main cause of yellowing leaves in ZZ plants is overwatering, which results in root rot. Yellowing leaves can, however, also be a sign of underwatering and, less frequently, of temperature, light, fertilization, etc.
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ZZ Plants need adequate light and you need to water your ZZ Plant every two to three weeks, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings.
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