Zamia furfuracea

Zamia furfuraceaThe Zamia furfuracea, also known as the Cardboard Palm, may seem like a palm but actually belongs to the Cycad family. Alongside the Sago Palm, this resilient houseplant has withstood the test of time, surviving even the era of dinosaurs. What sets the Cardboard Palm apart from typical palms is its robust and chunky trunk, called a "caudex," from which it's stiff and leathery fronds emerge. These fronds, delicately ridged and resembling corrugated

It is beautifully produced

Made from high-carbon steel with three flat sharpened tines

Do not use a drill or impact driver as this can break the screw or you may slip and mark the bracket

it produces airy sprays of small forget-me-not blue flowers

often applied to soothe sunburn

Native to Thailand

Fiddle Leaf Figs have huge

Prefers full sun or partial shade

heart-shaped leaves that develop distinctive splits and holes as they mature

Enjoys average to slightly higher humidity

Occasional misting or a more humid spot (such as a kitchen) will help it thrive

Commonly known as an Elephant Ear Plant