Neanthe Bella Palm

from $26.00

Neanthe Bella Palms, also known as the Parlor Palms, are a species of small palm trees with perky palm fronds that bring vacation vibes into your home or office. Wonderful for beginners that do not overwater, Neanthe Bella Palms are relatively easy indoor plants. Neanthe Bella Palms prefer bright filtered light, but they can acclimate to low-light areas; however, they cannot tolerate being over-watered. Neanthe Bella Palms are perfect for any tropical-loving esthetic or lifestyle. With a cautious watering hand, Neanthe Bella Palms are care-free plants that make a frond-tastic addition to any plant collection!

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Neanthe Bella Palms, also known as the Parlor Palms, are a species of small palm trees with perky palm fronds that bring vacation vibes into your home or office. Wonderful for beginners that do not overwater, Neanthe Bella Palms are relatively easy indoor plants. Neanthe Bella Palms prefer bright filtered light, but they can acclimate to low-light areas; however, they cannot tolerate being over-watered. Neanthe Bella Palms are perfect for any tropical-loving esthetic or lifestyle. With a cautious watering hand, Neanthe Bella Palms are care-free plants that make a frond-tastic addition to any plant collection!

Prospective Plant Parent: Seeking for a tropical look indoors? Neanthe Bella Palms are undemanding in terms of light, water, and temperature making them wonderful plants for everyone, especially those who check soil dampness before watering.

Difficulty: Easy-Breezy Bella Palm (Super easy!) 

Lighting: Neanthe Bella Palms can survive in lower light conditions, but they will thrive in bright indirect light, so you really can’t go wrong!

Watering: Like most palms, Neanthe Bella Palms are sensitive to overwatering. Err on the side of slightly dry soil to avoid waterlogged root rot. Brown leaf tips usually indicate your plant is being overwatered.

Humidity: If the palm fronds start to yellow, try spritzing the fronds to increase humidity before adding more water.

Temperature: Your palm prefers temperatures between 68-80 degrees. Slow or no growth might indicate that your plant is too cold.