Chamaedorea elegans variegata - Parlour Palm Dog Lover Gifts but moisture retentive soil

but moisture retentive soil

If one bunch just isn’t enough

watch the temperature especially in winter

To combat this you can prune the topmost leaves which will make the plant bushier- and provide clippings which may be propagated

Can tolerate lower light

Chamaedorea elegans variegata - Parlour Palm Dog Lover Gifts but moisture retentive soilThese easy going shrubs have been popular houseplants since the era of the Victorian parlour, from which it gets its common name, the Parlour Palm. This variety has bright white variegation smudged across its fronds, making it stand out amongst its peers with this unusual colouring. Its fronds are quite palm like, too; this plant is made up of a group of stems ending in a fountain of long, slim leaves. The Parlour Palm won't grow too quickly. Low