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Areca Palm creates a soft tropical look but needs more light and moisture consistency than the toughest indoor plants. Brown tips are common when roots dry severely, salts accumulate or leaves sit in hot dry airflow.
Light and position
Place it near a bright window with filtered sun. Harsh afternoon rays can bleach fronds, while deep shade causes weak sparse growth. Give larger palms room for air circulation and balanced foliage.
Water and drainage
Water evenly and let excess drain. Do not let the entire root ball remain bone dry for long, but avoid constant saturation. Large decorative covers should be checked for hidden standing water.
- Bright filtered light
- Even moisture with drainage
- Room for fronds
- Occasional leaf cleaning
Brown tips and yellow fronds
Some old lower-frond yellowing is natural. Widespread yellowing can mean wet roots or poor light. Brown tips may relate to salts, dry air or inconsistent watering; trim only the brown tissue and correct the cause.
Feeding and repotting
Feed lightly in the warm growing season and flush the mix periodically. Areca Palms prefer being slightly snug, so repot only when crowded or drainage has deteriorated. Use a stable pot because tall foliage can become top-heavy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Areca Palm take direct sun?
Gentle morning sun may be tolerated after acclimatization, but harsh afternoon sun can scorch it.
Why are the tips brown?
Dry roots, mineral salts, hot airflow and low humidity are common reasons.
Is Areca Palm suitable for offices?
Yes, if the office has enough filtered daylight and reliable watering.
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