Here are care tips for some common species of the palm trees. See how to care for each one of them.
Kentia Palm
Kentia requires regular watering. Moist soil is preferred but allow half of the soil or at least 1 to 2 inches of soil to dry before watering it again.
Fertilize a few times in summer.
Place the younger plants in bright indirect sunlight. The mature plants can bear direct sunlight.
Protect it from extremely cold temperatures however it can tolerate low temperatures down to 23 degrees.
Triangle Palm
Like many other palm trees, this one is also a hardy one. Here are some care tips for the triangle palm.
Place it in bright sunlight or partial shade.
Irrigate it regularly.
Prevent from extended periods of frost.
Parlor Palm
This plant is commonly known as Bella palm and Neanthe Bella palm. It is also called the Good luck palm. Unlike many other palms it is a low height tree and reaches a maximum height of 8 feet.
Keep the soil evenly moist and allow the soil to dry slightly before watering again.
Fertilize with a very mild fertilizer. It has sensitive roots which will get damaged with over fertilizing.
Place it in bright indirect sunlight.
Foxtail Palm
A species of palm introduced to most of the world in late 1970s, the Foxtail trees are quickly becoming very common among plant enthusiasts. Here are a few care tips.
Place it in full sun to partial shade areas.
Although they have a moderate drought tolerance, but water very regularly for a better health and growth.