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Here are the main reasons a ZZ plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) develops fungal problems, this time in English:

Main Causes of Fungal Issues in ZZ Plants

1) Overwatering (the most common cause)

ZZ plants store water in their rhizomes, so excess watering leads to root rot and fungal growth.
Symptoms: yellow leaves, mushy stems, bad smell from the soil.

2) Poor drainage

A pot without drainage holes or heavy soil that retains moisture creates ideal conditions for fungi to grow.

3) High humidity

ZZ plants prefer relatively dry conditions. High humidity with poor air circulation encourages fungal growth on soil and leaves.

4) Lack of ventilation

Stagnant air, especially in small or closed rooms, helps fungal spores thrive.

5) Contaminated soil or pot

Using unsterilized soil or a dirty pot may introduce fungal spores into the plant’s environment.

6) Insufficient light

Low light causes the soil to stay wet for too long, promoting fungal development.

7) Watering on the leaves

Water remaining on the leaves or at the crown, especially in cool environments, can lead to leaf-spot fungi.

Quick Treatment Tips
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If you want a full step-by-step guide, I can give you that too. Short version:

Stop watering until the soil dries completely.

Repot if the soil smells foul or roots look mushy.

Apply a suitable fungicide (e.g., carbendazim, mancozeb).

Improve airflow and provide bright, indirect light.

If you’d like, you can send a photo and I can identify the specific fungal issue on your ZZ plant.