How to Care for Indoor Palm Plants
While making a charming addition to a home, a palm plant is not traditionally intended to be an indoor plant. The best bet for care of these beautiful plants is to try to replicate their natural environment as much as possible. A little extra care is needed for these plants are required, but the benefits are plenty as they flourish and help to beautify your home. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Water your palm plant twice a week and spray with a spray bottle daily when the temperature is high.
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Keep good air circulation in your home. Keep your palm plant near a fan or humidifier. Palm plants tend to do well in humidity.
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Transplant your palm plant into fresh soil every two years.
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Keep your palm plant out of direct sunlight and prune for dead leaves as necessary.
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Tips & Warnings
Some types of palm plants are poisonous to animal so be sure to read up on your new plant and keep out of reach of animals and small children.
Resources
- Photo Credit www.exoticplantsltd.com
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Comments
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I have some kind of palm plant and it blooms in the mid-trunk with green and turn brown after a few days. The leaves are turning bronw with spots on them...What should I do to treat it..Thank you..
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when you transplant take a root starter off
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transplant it & only water it twice weekly & don't over water it
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my palm plant is dying can anyone suggest how I can revive it?
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How to get a start from a palm plant.
