palm plant in basket Parlor Palm - Extra Large

palm plant in basket Parlor Palm - Extra LargeScientific Name: Dypsis LutescensCommon Names: Areca Palm, Bamboo Palm, Parlor Palm, Butterfly Palm plam Enjoy cleaner air with this known air purifier Likes bright indirect light Instant Jungle look Great for homes or offices Plant level: Easy Medium Featuring delicately, full foliage, the Parlor Palm is a visually high impact plant. Great for homes and offices, it's generally easy to care for nature makes it a popular choice for any plant fundi. A

Scientific Name: Dypsis Lutescens
Common Names: Areca Palm, Bamboo Palm, Parlor Palm, Butterfly Palm plam

• Enjoy cleaner air with this known air purifier
• Likes bright indirect light
• Instant Jungle look
• Great for homes or offices
• Plant level: Easy-Medium

Featuring delicately, full foliage, the Parlor Palm is a visually high impact plant. Great for homes and offices, it's generally easy to care for nature makes it a popular choice for any plant-fundi.

A known Air-purifier that removes harmful airborne toxins from the environment in which it is placed. Make sure to place your Parlor Palm houseplant out of a direct breeze or near an aircon to avoid crisp leaf tips. This can also be avoided by ensuring your Parlor palm receives good humidity.

Pair this big lush beauty with a Palm leaf basket or a subtle planter for a gorgeous tropical feel and take note of its delicate but endearing presence. This is the perfect large statement plant.

Please note: Parlor Palms are not known to be toxic to pets or humans.

Looking for something a little smaller? Click to see our Parlor Palm - Large and Tabletop Parlor Palm options.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Parlor Palm healthy and happy.

• Water: Keep the soil lightly moist during warmer months, with occasional bouts of dryness. Do not overwater. Allow to reach dryness in the winter months before watering again.
• Light: Bright, indirect light is best, it can handle soft early morning sun.
• Humidity: Humidity isn't a big factor, high or low is just fine but if you notice crisping leaf tip allow for higher humidity.
• Fertilize: Balanced Liquid Fertilizer twice a month during Spring through Summer.