Whether called parlor palm, neanthe bella, or Chamaedorea elegans, this compact palm with arching, dark-green fronds thrives in almost any indoor spot. Terrarium-sized to 4-foot floor specimens. Minimal care, maximum adaptability—perfect for offices and challenging homes.
Low to medium indirect light; water when top inch of soil dries. Average humidity. Slow-growing. Repot only when root-bound.
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