You cut canes from a 20-ft areca mother with "plenty of roots" but no root ball. They're shocking. Why? Areca palms (Dypsis lutescens) need a section of the main rhizome with each division—not just adventitious roots on a cane.
Low survival. Pot in large containers, keep moist, shade, hope. But success < 20%.
Home Depot sells 4-ft arecas for ~$10. Cheap, instant, guaranteed. For a big yard, buy 20–30 and plant 4 ft apart. They fill in fast.
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