areca palm - Gift Crate
areca palm or bamboo palm
Forming part of our gift range, this plant will be placed in a sturdy wooden crate, then tucked in with lots...
plant & gift crate
£29.99
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Plant description
Position: bright but indirect lightSoil: good potting compostRate of growth: slow growingHardiness: tender (indoors only) Current height: approximately 65cm (including pot) Pot cover: choose an 18cm pot cover to give a good fit over the pot Pot size: 17cm
A graceful attractive palm, with closely growing upright stems and long arching linear leaves creates a handsome focal point in any room. Still one of the most popular houseplants and it is easy to see why as it is so versatile and easy to look after.
Home care: Water regularly through the growing season with soft water or rain water but let the surface of the soil dry out slightly before rewatering. Reduce watering through the winter months. These plants need humidity so mist the leaves regularly, or stand on a tray of damp pebbles. Although they like a warm atmosphere don't place it near a radiator or heat source, and choose a brightly lit spot but not in direct sun.
A graceful attractive palm, with closely growing upright stems and long arching linear leaves creates a handsome focal point in any room. Still one of the most popular houseplants and it is easy to see why as it is so versatile and easy to look after.
Home care: Water regularly through the growing season with soft water or rain water but let the surface of the soil dry out slightly before rewatering. Reduce watering through the winter months. These plants need humidity so mist the leaves regularly, or stand on a tray of damp pebbles. Although they like a warm atmosphere don't place it near a radiator or heat source, and choose a brightly lit spot but not in direct sun.
Eventual height & spread
Plant features
Position
Full sun / light shade
How to care for Dypsis lutescens - Gift Crate:
Water regularly through the growing season with soft water or rain water but let the surface of the soil dry out slightly before rewatering. Reduce watering through the winter months. These plants need humidity so mist the leaves regularly, or stand on a tray of damp pebbles. Although they like a warm atmosphere don't place it near a radiator or heat source, and choose a brightly lit spot but not in direct sun.
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