Areca Palm (Dypsis Lutescens)
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Areca Palm (Dypsis Lutescens)

Instead of simply adding another piece of furniture to cover that empty corner by the wall, why not go for this exotic looking plant that can grow anywhere between 3 feet- 8 feet in height?

Areca Palm wins hands down as a choice for an indoor plant, because it has has multiple stems emerging from the base, arched green leaves in the shape of a butterfly ( hence also called “butterfly palm”) , functions as a humidifier and what’s more, bears clusters of yellow flowers in summer to brighten up your home!
Different Varieties: Parlor Palm,Kentia Palm, Sentry Palm,Lady Palm, European Fan, Sago Palm

The areca is known as a cane type palm because of the bamboo cane looking stems once it’s matured.

Care Instructions For Growing Areca Palm Indoors. You would need to follow a few simple tips to care for the plant. Make sure you neither under water or over water it and that there are no bursts of dry air.

Light: Since palms thrive in low- light conditions ,make sure to place the plant under a window or in partial shade.
Soil: You would need to go for a rich, acidic soil that drains well. Mix the soil up with a measure of builder’s sand to avoid the soil from becoming too heavy or clay like.
Water: Ensure that the plant does not sit water as root rot sets in easily. Also ensure that the water is chemical free else the leaves will develop freckle like spots

We’ll be sharing more about this plant in future.

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