One potted Parlour Palm🪴
Pot:Plastic Pot
Soil Mix: GH Signature Ultra Premium organic and other nutrients.
Parlour Palm is a beautiful, elegant indoor plant known for its lush green, feathery leaves and graceful upright growth. Its compact and bushy appearance makes it an excellent choice for living rooms, bedrooms, offices, and indoor corners. This low-maintenance tropical palm adds a fresh, natural touch to any interior space. It grows well in bright, indirect light and can also tolerate lower-light conditions.
This plant comes in a plastic pot, making it convenient to place anywhere in your home or office.
Light
Chamaedorea elegans is shade tolerant, however brighter locations with plenty of indirect sunlight will help the Parlour Palm thrive and even encourage flowering.
Watering
Water your Parlour Palm once the soil begins to dry-out. Do not overwater and ensure the plant has proper drainage to prevent root rot developing.
Temperature
This plant thrives in average household temperatures: anything above 18°C, and needs a minimum of 10°C in winter and at night to ensure the plant does not suffer.
Humidity
Can tolerate some dry, indoor air, however increased humidity will help stave off brown leaf tips. Consider giving your palm the occasional misting with lukewarm water. This will also help keep the leaves dust-free.
Feed
Liquid fertiliser can be applied during the growing season, once a month or so should be sufficient.
Height & Growth Rate
Chamaedorea elegans is a slow growing palm which usually reaches an ultimate indoor height between 1 and 1.5 metres.
Toxicity
The Parlour Palm is non-toxic, therefore safe around small children and pets.
Air Purifying
Palms clean and improve air quality by filtering formaldehyde, benzene and carbon monoxide toxins from the surrounding environment.
Blozem Hints🪴
🌿Too much sun isn’t fun! If leaves are fading, bleaching or spotting, the palm is receiving too much direct light. Placing on an east or west-facing windowsill will provide it with the right level of light.
🌿Make sure to water once the top few inches of soil feel dry. Avoid watering too frequently to stave off root rot.
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