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Despite their differences, palms need fairly consistent basic care. By meeting their special needs, you help ensure they stay healthy and attractive. Water - Palms prefer soil consistently moist, but never overly wet. Overwatering quickly turns palm fronds yellow and brown.
One of the biggest challenges to keeping a majesty palm happy indoors is providing adequate humidity. You can raise the humidity around the plant temporarily by misting it with a fine spray of water, but a better strategy may be to set the palm in its container on a tray filled with pebbles that are covered halfway with water.
Provide plenty of room because this tropical beauty can reach heights anywhere from 40-50 Ft. The soil of the traveler’s palm should be a soil that is organically rich although it will tolerate sandy soils. When watering, the soil should be moist, not waterlogged.
Your Areca Palm appreciates added humidity. Make your Palm happy by misting them a couple of times a week, or adding a humidifier nearby. If the humidity drops too low, particularly during winter, fronds can start to crisp and die. Your Areca Palm does well in normal room temperatures between 60–80 degrees.
The parlor palm is the quintessential houseplant – the proof is right in the name. Growing a parlor palm tree indoors is ideal because it grows very slowly and thrives in low light and cramped space. It’s also an excellent air purifier.
Water your indoor parlor palm sparingly – underwatering is better than overwatering. Allow the soil to begin to dry between waterings, and water even less in the winter. If you’re planting a parlor palm tree indoors, opt for a few plants in the same container.
Your indoor parlor palm will most likely survive completely away from windows if that’s what your space requires – it just won’t grow very fast. Even with sunlight, the parlor palm is a slow grower, often taking years to reach its full height of 3-4 feet tall.
Since parlor palm houseplants tend to be grouped together in one container, feed them a basic fertilizer every month or two to ensure the soil doesn’t get sapped of nutrients. Did you find this helpful? Share it with your friends!