Green ZZ Plant — 100 cm
A tall, full green ZZ plant with glossy leaves arranged along upright stems. Its tidy shape adds an…
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Bring a calm tropical touch to your home with the Areca Palm, its feathery green foliage and gently arching fronds. This size balances a noticeable presence with easy placement, making it suitable for living rooms, offices, entrances and medium-sized spaces.
Plants are living products, so height, leaf density and frond arrangement may differ slightly from the photographs.
Choose a well-lit spot with bright, indirect light. It can adapt to medium light, but good light supports better growth and fuller foliage.
Avoid direct midday sun through glass, which can scorch the leaves and cause dry patches.
Water when the top 3–5 cm of soil has dried, then water thoroughly until excess drains from the pot.
Do not leave the pot standing in water or follow a fixed watering schedule. Water needs change with temperature, light and season.
Areca prefers moderate to high humidity. Keep it away from air conditioners and dry draughts, especially in summer or when heating is running in winter.
Use a light houseplant mix that drains well and allows air to reach the roots. Ensure the pot has drainage holes and avoid heavy soil that stays wet for long periods.
Approximately 18–28°C is ideal. Protect it from severe cold and sudden temperature changes.
Apply a diluted balanced fertiliser approximately every 4 weeks in spring and summer. Reduce or stop feeding in winter when growth slows.
Gently remove dust from the fronds and cut fully dried leaves near the base. If only a leaf tip is dry, trim the brown part while preserving the natural leaf shape.
Brown tips can result from low humidity, leaving the soil dry too long or salt build-up. Low-salt water and occasional thorough watering to flush the soil help reduce accumulated salts.
Check the soil rather than counting watering days. Insert a finger several centimetres into the soil; if it is still moist, wait before watering. This simple check reduces the risk of overwatering and root problems.
Areca Palm is generally classified as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Even so, discourage pets from chewing the leaves to avoid digestive upset or damage to the plant.
It can survive in medium light, but very low light may slow growth and reduce frond density. A position near indirect natural light is best.
There is no fixed schedule for every home. Water after the top 3–5 cm of soil dries; the interval may change between summer and winter.
Yes, as long as the light is indirect or a sheer curtain protects the leaves from strong sun.
No. Keep it in the current nursery pot while the plant is settled and drainage is good. Move to a slightly larger pot only when the roots fill it.
The 100 cm version is easier to place in medium-sized spaces and corners near furniture. The 120 cm version adds more height and suits larger rooms and entrances.
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