This easy-care clumping palm can be grown outdoors or as a houseplant Reviewed by Debra LaGattuta Areca palms (Dypsis lutescens) are tall, clumping palms with smooth trunks that are reminiscent of ...

Another insect that is plaguing the coconut, areca and foxtail palms is the rugose spiraling whitefly. This whitefly feeds by sucking the sap from the host plant's leaves.

Gardening expert shares 'best place' to grow beautiful palm areca plant in your home Gardening expert Russell Birchell spoke exclusively to Express.co.uk about plant care.

With its vibrant green, feathery leaves, the Areca palm adds a touch of elegance and beauty to any indoor space The presence of plants like the Areca palm can have a calming effect, reducing ...

Homeowners regularly use areca palms as foundation plantings and then are surprised when their trees start banging into the eaves. Those who plant queen palms as street trees or in parking lots ...

Areca palms can be grown in a native sand soil or in a calcareous fill soil without supplemental phosphorus, and with no nitrogen applied during the rainy summer months (June-September) in ...

Areca palms (Dypsis lutescens) like to grow indoors in a cool room with bright light. Don’t locate palms near sources of hot, dry air where the humidity levels are naturally lower.

By raising humidity levels indoors, plants such as ZZ plants, ferns, palms, and more have the ability to lower infectivity of airborne viruses.