The Parlor Palm has long been considered one of the best beginner palms due to its easy care, and slow growth
Bright, indirect light is preferred, but it will adapt to low light environments with slower growth
Indoors, use a peaty soil-based potting mix with an acidic to neutral PH level
Parlor Palms have very delicate root systems that need breathable soil
The will require a well draining pot that is at least 2″ wider and deeper than the root system
Parlor Palms are slow growers taking years to reach their full size of potentially 2-6′ feet in height and 2-3′ in width
They thrive in 65-80 degrees F and only need average humidity levels
They are light feeders, only requiring a liquid fertilizer once or twice during spring and summer
Water when the soil is dry 1″ down, but err on the side of caution as palms are sensitive to over watering and root rot
This is the most challenging aspect of care for these plants
Palms are susceptible to common plant pests, so be sure to regularly inspect your plant for signs of infestation
They do not require any pruning, and only need to be repotted when they have outgrown their current container