Broadleaf Lady Palm - Mini

Scientific Name: Rhapis Excelsa Synonyms: Broadleaf Lady Palm, Bamboo Palm, Lady Palm Gorgeous palmate foliage Ultimate mini jungle vibes Iconic, slow-growing indoor palm Known air purifier Plant Level: Easy There is nothing quite like the satisfaction of getting your grow on with a baby plant. Starting with a smaller Broadleaf Lady Palm lets you play the long game, giving you front-row seats as its lush, fan-like leaves unfold and mature over time. While it starts out compact, watching this little green powerhouse slowly transform into a grand statement plant over the years is the ultimate plant-parent accomplishment. This fabulous palm has adapted brilliantly to living indoors, making it a favourite for home and office spaces for over 500 years. Beyond its timeless look, it is also a renowned air purifier that actively helps clear common household toxins from your space. Starting small gives you total flexibility. While Lady Palms can eventually grow into large, statement plants, they are delightfully slow growers, so your baby palm will take its time filling out without overwhelming your shelf or tabletop. To help your baby palm grow into a thriving lush specimen, place it in bright, indirect light and keep the soil lightly moist, never soggy. They love extra humidity, so a light misting or a spot in a bright bathroom will keep those leaf tips looking fresh and green. Please note: Broadleaf Lady Palms are non-toxic and safe for homes with curious pets and children. CARE INSTRUCTIONS Follow these instructions to keep your Broadleaf Lady Palm happy & healthy. Water: This variety of palm likes to stay lightly moist during warmer months, but avoid leaving the soil soggy or letting it stand in water. Allow to dry out in the winter months. Light: Bright Indirect light is a must to keep this palm happy. Humidity: This plant likes humidity but can tolerate dry air. If crisping happens on edges check that the palm is not in a cool breeze and we recommend placing it on a pebble tray to increase moisture in the air. Fertilize: Feed monthly from spring through autumn with a balanced liquid fertilizer.