Parlor Palm Live Plant for Indoor | Different Houseplants in 3'' Pot | Real House Plant for Living Room, Office, Desk & Bathroom | Neanthe Bella Palm | Chamaedorea elegans
Product details
| Management number | 216911931 | Release Date | 2026/04/19 | List Price | $8.40 | Model Number | 216911931 | ||
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- Meet parlor palm! Native to Southern Mexico and Guatemala, the Parlor Palm is a popular indoor plant known for its ability to thrive in low light conditions. Its lush, tropical foliage also makes it an excellent natural air purifier.
- Look at this beauty! Palm plants are ideal houseplants because they grow very slowly and thrive in low light and cramped spaces. They are also an excellent air purifier.
- Neanthe bella palm! Indoor Palms can suffer from too much or too little light. Proper watering is important to the health of an indoor Palm. The ideal temperature is between 60-70 F during the day and about 60 F at night. In winter, the plants can withstand cooler temperature of 55 to 60 F. Palms that are kept too cool show signs of cold injury, which includes brownish-red areas on the leaves.
- ORDER NOW, WORRY FREE! If there's any issue with your plant, simply send us a photo and we'll either refund you or send a replacement.
- Size 5"-9" tall incl. pot! Our plants are procured from small tropical plant growers where quality is above all the biggest priority. They are shipped in custom boxes to ensure a healthy delivered plant.
| Color | Parlor Palm |
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| Brand Name | Thirsty Leaves |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Manufacturer | Thirsty Leaves |
| Moisture Needs | Constant Watering |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Sunlight Exposure | Indirect Sunlight |
| Expected Blooming Period | Winter |
| Expected Planting Period | Winter |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 3_PALM_PARLOR |
| Product Care Instructions | Indoor Palms can suffer from too much or too little light. Symptoms of too much direct sunlight include gray or brown-colored scorched leaves and leaves that shrivel and die. Most indoor Palms require natural bright light all year, so if you place the Palm near an east-facing or south-facing window with filtered light, it should get enough natural light. |
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