- Pot: 15cm
- Height: 40-50cm
- Suitable for children and pets, non-toxic and safe for pets.
- It avoids the direct sun, which can burn its leaves.
- Light: Likes indirect light or shade.
- Regular watering: 2 times a week in summer and spring and 2 times a month in winter and autumn.
- Moisture: Likes to feel cool, spray its leaves twice a week.
- Top tip: Feeding it twice a month will help it grow indoors.
- According to a NASA report, the lounge palm purifies the air and eliminates toxins to give you a fresher, cleaner environment.
Parlor Palm
Chamaedorea elegans . Commonly known as "lounge palm" or "indoor palm". This plant is native to Mexico and Guatemala. It is one of the easiest varieties of palm to care for and one of the most purifying.
- Pot: 15cm
- Height: 40-50cm
- Suitable for children and pets, non-toxic and safe for pets.
- It avoids the direct sun, which can burn its leaves.
- Light: Likes indirect light or shade.
- Regular watering: 2 times a week in summer and spring and 2 times a month in winter and autumn.
- Moisture: Likes to feel cool, spray its leaves twice a week.
- Top tip: Feeding it twice a month will help it grow indoors.
- According to a NASA report, the lounge palm purifies the air and eliminates toxins to give you a fresher, cleaner environment.
The Chamaedorea Elegans is also known as the 'parlor palm' because it is a common guest in elegant homes since the Victorian era. It is said that during those times, this plant was a status symbol among wealthy families, adorning parlors and setting trends. There are even stories about how they came to dispute ownership of it in some households! In addition to being an elegant and easy-to-care-for plant, it has a special charm: it seems to enjoy listening to classical music because, as they say, its leaves look shinier when Beethoven is in the air. Could it be true or just a green myth? Give it a try and discover if this majestic plant has a taste for music!
The Chamaedorea Elegans is also known as the 'parlor palm' because it is a common guest in elegant homes since the Victorian era. It is said that during those times, this plant was a status symbol among wealthy families, adorning parlors and setting trends. There are even stories about how they came to dispute ownership of it in some households! In addition to being an elegant and easy-to-care-for plant, it has a special charm: it seems to enjoy listening to classical music because, as they say, its leaves look shinier when Beethoven is in the air. Could it be true or just a green myth? Give it a try and discover if this majestic plant has a taste for music!