The Zamia Pumila o Integrifolia. The zamia includes a genus wrapped by the family of the zamiáceas, as well as related to the cycads. In it, some fifty indigenous varieties of the American continent converge, especially in its southern, central and northern regions. Its species are shrubby, deciduous and have short rounded underground or floating stems. Such stems can even exceed 3 meters in height. It has succulent, glossy, waxy folios as well as pinnates lacking a visible central nerve. Their edges are often straight, but there are varieties of zamia that have toothed teeth. At first glance, these plants bear a certain resemblance to the palm. They are dioecious, presenting female or purely male specimens, which will be evident in their flowers. It can be spread by plant or seed separation. However, doing it by seed is very complex, which is why many prefer to go directly to the nearest nursery. When the autumn dates arrive, the folios are removed and the cuttings are buried "standing" in a mulch made of 50% sand and 50% peat. The Zamia integrifolia native to the Caribbean areas forms numerous highly branched underground stems, it has leathery leaves of a beautiful intense green color very similar to those of ferns. □ ■ I love the color of the herbage, the flowers, the leaves, the mountains... Let's not let this natural beauty disappear. ○ ● #Zamia #ZamiaPumila #Herbage #colors #yellow #green #White #ForYou #Leaves #Plants #SaveThePlanet https://www.instagram.com/p/B_3v3VvgX4E/?igshid=lilci7zywjhq
