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Lady Palm (Rhapis excelsa)

$59.99


Item # 255139100064

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Our inventory numbers are constantly fluctuating. Please call the Garden Center for more info at (970) 484-5022.


Characteristics

The Rhapis excelsa, commonly known as a 'Lady Palm' or 'Bamboo Palm', is an evergreen fan palm that grows in a dense clump of bamboo-like canes sporting green foliage with fan-shaped palmate leaflets diving into 5-8 narrow, finger-like segments. 

How to Care for Lady Palms

  • Light: Thrives in moderate indirect light
  • Water Preferences: Allow the soil to dry significantly between watering. Prefers periodic deep watering over frequent shallow watering.
  • Special Care/Notes: Direct sun exposure may scorch leaves. Very sensitive to over-watering.

*Plant and pot sold separately.

*Ships within Colorado only* To ensure plants are delivered with the most care, we ship plants Monday-Wednesday. Plants purchased after Wednesday or over the weekend will be shipped on the following Monday. Check out our shipping policies for more information. Thank you!




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