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Indoor Tropical Palm Plants

Palm - Rhapis excelsa
Palms make great indoor plants and they bring the essence of the tropics to any interior decor, adding a lush, green feel to the environment. Bamboo Palms, Neanthe Bella and Areca Palms are some of the more often used interior palms. The Parlour Palm, or Neanthe Bella Palm, has been used an an indoor plant for centuries and is quite adaptable to the conditions in the home.

Most palms are easy to care for once they have acclimated to the home environment and should make a fantastic addition to your houseplant collection.

Different palms have different growth habits and leaf types but one thing that is true of all palms is that the growth point is at the tip of each stem. Read more about indoor palm plants and their care...
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