6 best palms to clean foul air & microbes at your home, office, hotel or lobby.
Palms are wonderful indoors. They are relatively low maintenance, attract comparatively fewer pests, and provide a truly natural and serene feel to your space.
They provide a tropical look to your office and home and are known for
purifying the air.
Here's a list of all the best and easiest to grow indoor palm trees for your home, office, hotel or lobby.
1. Areca palm
This species displays similar fronds as the kentia and grows up to 8ft tall, which makes it a great focal point of large rooms or within office reception areas. Growing is easy and very similar to many of the other palms. This species is the most popular grown indoors
Here's a list of all the best and easiest to grow indoor palm trees for your home, office, hotel or lobby.
1. Areca palm
This species displays similar fronds as the kentia and grows up to 8ft tall, which makes it a great focal point of large rooms or within office reception areas. Growing is easy and very similar to many of the other palms. This species is the most popular grown indoors
2. Bamboo palm
Also known as the reed palm, this small palm thrives in shady indoor spaces and often produces flowers and small berries. It tops the list of plants best for filtering out both benzene and trichloroethylene.
This plant is also a good choice for placing around furniture that could be off-gassing formaldehyde.
3. Cycas palm
Cycas revoluta, one of the most primitive living seed plants, are very unusual and popular ornamentals.
Regardless of age or size, Cycas revoluta is one of the easiest plants to grow, indoors or out, by beginner or expert.
This subtropical adapts to a wide range of temperatures from 15 to 110 degrees F (-11 to 42 degrees C), accepts full sun or bright interior light, thrives with attention, and tolerates neglect.
Cycas revoluta, one of the most primitive living seed plants, are very unusual and popular ornamentals.
Regardless of age or size, Cycas revoluta is one of the easiest plants to grow, indoors or out, by beginner or expert.
This subtropical adapts to a wide range of temperatures from 15 to 110 degrees F (-11 to 42 degrees C), accepts full sun or bright interior light, thrives with attention, and tolerates neglect.
4. Fishtail palm
Fishtail palms are wonderful additions to any garden or living space that can add a tropical island feel effortlessly.
The leaves of the plant have jagged-edges that look like fins and fishtails, hence the name.
Maintaining a Fishtail palm is relatively easy but can be time consuming.
5. Foxtail palm
The foxtail palm tree (Wodyetia bifurcata), an Australian native, is an adaptable, fast-growing specimen. In recent years, varieties of foxtail palm trees have become popular with landscapers and nurserymen.
The attractive foxtail palm tree grows most rapidly in a full sun area, but may thrive in partially shaded areas as well.
6. Lady palm
The lady palms have a beautiful display of segmented fan leaves. They are easy to place indoors because they prefer heavy to moderate shade.
The lady palms have a beautiful display of segmented fan leaves. They are easy to place indoors because they prefer heavy to moderate shade.
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