Plant height — Zamioculcas zamiifolia (Lodd.) Engl.

Morphologically, the height of a Zamioculcas plant is determined by the length of its compound leaves, as the plant's stem is represented by an underground tuber. Depending on varietal characteristics and growing conditions, height parameters vary from 55-60 cm in dwarf forms, such as 'Zenzi', to 1-1.5 m in the typical species under indoor cultivation.

Plant height directly affects its agronomic maintenance and stability. Excessive growth under intense lighting may lead to a loss of plant stability and the breakage of rachises under their own weight. The time required to reach mature height parameters is on average 4-5 years, with a growth rate of 1-3 leaves per year.