A 6-foot areca palm is being gifted; the recipients want to split the root ball in half. The palm has been outdoors in semi-shade, recently moved to a cooler north side.
Nick confirms arecas are vigorous growers and dividing the root ball will stimulate growth (it's likely root-bound). Ensure each section gets ample roots. If potting, add 2 inches of pea stone for drainage.
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