Full Grown Indoor Kentia Palm

Elegant air purifying and resilient it can tolerate some neglect cooler temperatures and dry air conditions making it a low maintenance and trouble free palm to provide lush leafy tropical foliage and an exotic element to any home or office interior.

Full grown indoor kentia palm.

Kentia palm howea forsteriana is originated from lord howe island in the eastern coast of australia in its origin island kentia palm trees are impressively tall and can reach the maximum height of 60 feet. Under the right conditions a kentia palm will eventually grow into a magnificent specimen plant up to 10 feet tall. The kentia palm is perhaps not the most beautiful or graceful of all palm trees but it has everything you could ask for in an indoor palm. There are tropical subtropical and desert species as well as palms that grow in alaska.

Watering should only be done when 1 or 2 inches of the top soil is already dry. Kentia palms grown as indoor plants benefit from regular spells outside in a shady moist position. Although for the palm to produce the best growth place in a location that received bright to medium filtered light. Kentia palm growing can occur in usda zones 9 11 in a shade to partial shade area or container grown inside which is the most common growing method for most people.

If you desire to place it by a south facing window which is generally the sunniest window make sure to filter the light by using something like a curtain. Howea forsteriana has graced hallways hotel lobbies and palm court tea rooms since victorian times. They adapt to a wide range of soil from clay to loam and acidic to alkaline. As in indoor care the kentia needs a slightly moist soil.

However they grow best with good light and regular care. It s shade tolerant cold tolerant and doesn t grow too alarmingly large. The kentia palm is a perfect indoor palm. The kentia palm is one of the most beautiful popular and suitable palms for growing indoors.

The kentia is again a slow growing palm with fragile roots so if you must re pot be very careful in handling its root ball. The golden cane palm is one of the most widely grown palms in the world and is popular throughout the tropics as a garden plant. The kentia palm will withstand quite dark and dry corners of your house and will tolerate a degree of neglect. Almost unsurpassed for its tolerance of shady conditions dry air and general neglect.

Some are understory plants that prefer shade and a moister darker environment. However when they are turned into houseplants the height only ranges between 5 to 12 feet. Palm trees are a group of plants that includes thousands of species from the varied biomes of the world and they have equally diverse needs. With the exception of a few microclimates it s less well suited to new zealand but makes a stunning indoor palm if you ve the space and sufficient light.