This easy-care clumping palm can be grown outdoors or as a houseplant ... care requirements for growing an Areca palm: Choose a location with bright, full, or filtered sunlight.

Areca palms can be grown in a native sand soil or in a calcareous fill soil without supplemental phosphorus, and with no nitrogen applied during the rainy summer months (June-September ...

The areca palm (Dypsis lutescens) is one of the most popular indoor palms grown as houseplants ... in Feng Shui With its soft, fluffy, and full palm leaves, the areca palm is a prime example ...

The best way to propagate Areca Palms is by dividing plant pups (offsets) with intact roots from a mature plant. While they can be grown from seeds, germination is slow and less successful.