Areca palm is one of the popular palms for landscaping projects. It is native to Madagascar where it is considered an endangered species. This palm is famous for its attractive look and privacy and screening purposes. At JMC Landscaping, we have a wide range of palm trees, flowering plants, shade plants, and herbs. If we particularly talk about the Areca palm tree, it is a favorite palm for landscaping projects. Below are given tips for the care of these palms.
Care tips for Areca palm tree
Soil- Areca Palm trees require well-drained and moist soil to grow well. The soil must not be soggy. It should also contain the essential nutrients for the proper growth of the tree.
Light- The palm thrives in full sunlight and requires at least six hours of direct sunlight a day. However, it can also tolerate partial shade but growth may get affected.
Temperature- The plant performs best in average temperatures ranging between 65 to 75 degrees. During a frosting winter with temperatures below 50 degrees, you should bring your plant inside as frost can damage the tree.
Water- During the initial stage of its growth, the palm requires to be watered regularly. Once it becomes established, you can skip watering.
Fertilizer- In the early spring, fertilize your tree with a liquid fertilizer. It will help the plant to maintain its health and growth.
Benefits of growing Areca Palm tree
Areca palm along with providing an attractive look to the location also offers many other benefits. These benefits are listed below.
It is considered a feng shui plant providing a positive aura.
It is a beautiful addition to the indoor sitting space
It helps to reduce stress
Areca palm privacy is one of the most
It is a safe plant for pets
It acts as an indoor air pollutant absorber and purifies the air
It is an easy-to-care plant
Bottom Line
Areca palm is a low-maintenance houseplant. But, a little care can help the tree to grow well without any disease or problem. Implement the above-provided tips to get benefited. Call JMC Landscaping to order this palm for your garden!
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