Chamedorea Atrovirens

Tall and commanding, the Cascade Palm makes for an excellent statement piece. Originating from Mexico, this trunk-less palm splits and separates to form two growths which slowly develop into spreading clumps. Each crown has up to six upright to arching pinnate leaves.

LIGHT

Position in a shaded to semi-shaded position outdoors or indoors in filtered light.

WATER

This palm like to be kept moist. When your palm is considerably lighter in weight, simply submerge the entire ball in a bucket of water. Leave it there for about ten minutes until the ball is completely engorged and no longer floats; this way you can be ensured that the water is reaching the roots and with a good soaking your plant will not need watering as often.

Proper ventilation is necessary for good plant growth. Your palm will enjoy moist, humid conditions so do give him a light mist in-between watering, especially in the warmer months or if in the wind, air-conditioning or heating.

Approximately once a month, provide added nutrients with a little liquid fertilizer. This will help maintain a lush, healthy green growth.

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