Minimum Order Quantity | 50 Piece |
Other Necessities | Full Sun Exposure, Well Watered |
Soil Specific | Alkaline |
Type | Fox Tail Palm |
The smooth, light-grey to light-brown trunk is 12 to 18 inches in diameter, thicker at the base. The crown-shaft is 3 feet tall, bluish green in color. The crown is formed by eight to ten arching evergreen fronds that emerge from the crown-shaft. Like the name suggests, the palm fronds resemble the tail of a fox. The leaflets are wedge-shaped with jagged ends and dark green to bluish green in color in top, silvery underneath.
Specifications:
Planting Care:
Care:
Use
Ornamental use:
Minimum Order Quantity | 1 Piece |
Height when Fully Grown | 6 or 7 feet |
Other Necessities | Fast Growth |
Soil Specific | Clay, Loamy |
Special Feature:
Minimum Order Quantity | 50 Piece |
Height when Fully Grown | Up to 20 feet |
Other Necessities | Fast Growth, Full Sun Exposure |
Soil Specific | Alkaline, Well Drained |
They are often chosen by tropical resorts, hotels, and communities to line the streets and driveways because of their roots won't break through roads or sidewalks.
Planting Care:
Use:
Ornamental use:
Minimum Order Quantity | 1 Piece |
Max Growth (approx) | Height 8ft. |
Purpose | Household |
With Vase | No |
The areca is known as a cane type palm because of the bamboo cane looking stems once it's matured. They're also very similar to the feather types (especially the kentia palm) that display similar leaflets (leaves) and grows up to about the same height indoors.
Specifications:
ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) state this plant is non-toxic to cats and dogs if ingested.
Facts
Origin: |
Madagascar. |
Names: |
Areca, butterfly, or cane palm (common). Dypsis lutescent [syn.] Chrysalidocarpus or areca lutescent (botanical/scientific). |
Poisonous for pets: |
Nontoxic for cats and dogs. |
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