Native to dense tropical forests of Africa and Asia, pygmy date palm (Phoenix roebelenii) thrives in the indirect light of homes and offices. Slow-growing to 4–5 feet indoors with arching, 3-foot fronds of delicate leaflets on a central trunk. Excellent air purifier.
Low to medium indirect light; keep soil evenly moist. Average humidity. Slow grower—patience rewarded.
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