Native to Madagascar’s swamps, majesty palm (Ravenea rivularis) looks lush when bought but often declines indoors. Needs constant moisture, high humidity, bright light, and warm temps—conditions hard to replicate. Bamboo, kentia, or rhapis palms are far more reliable. Only for those who enjoy a challenge.
Bright indirect light; soil always moist. High humidity. Warm (70–85°F). Expect brown tips and frond loss. Not recommended for most homes.

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