Parlor Palm

Tips on how to grow the popular parlor palm, including advice on watering, temperature, feeding, and how to deal with brown leaf margins.

The parlor palm is the quintessential houseplant - the proof is right in the name. Growing a parlor palm tree indoors is ideal because it grows very slowly and thrives in low light and cramped space. Learn how to care for a parlor palm plant here.

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The parlor palm makes a super addition to any space, especially indoors. Named as such because it thrives in low, indirect lighting making it perfect for parlors or lobbies.

Easy to care for, Parlor Palm is one of the few types of palms that grows well in low light. Find out how to care for this popular house plant.

The Parlour Palm, or Parlor Palm in America, or by its Latin name of Neanthe bella is one of the most sought after indoor palms around today. The Parlour Palm looks stunning in many settings and puts up with a lot of poor locationsThe reasons for this couldn't be more straight forward - It thrives in our homes and workplaces where other species may struggle and it's also one of the cheapest palms you can buy. Popular since Victorian times it has kept hold of this prestige through its easy going adaptive attitude to low light and humidity levels, all the while being effective at improving air quality and making it on to NASA's list of 50 Indoor plants that clean the air. This is an equally great plant to start with for the beginner or the seasoned houseplant collector.

Basic plant care information for the Parlor Palm (Chamaedora elegans) plant.

The Parlor Palm (Chamaedora elegans), sometimes referred to as the Neanthe Bella Palm, is an easy houseplant to grow and is very well suited to indoor life.

Chamaedorea elegans, the neanthe bella palm or parlour palm, is species of small palm tree native to the rainforests in Southern Mexico and Guatemala.[4] It is one of several species with leaves that are harvested as xate.