Kentia Palm Howea Forsteriana House Plant rhipsalis Plant at the same depth

Plant at the same depth as in the nursery pot

Ficus cyathistipula produces a milky latex sap that can irritate the skin and is toxic if ingested

heart-shaped leaves typically associated with Philodendrons

Wipe the foliage regularly with a damp cloth to remove dust and showcase its glossy texture

Do not remove the brown shield fronds at the base — these are essential for the plant’s health

Kentia Palm Howea Forsteriana House Plant rhipsalis Plant at the same depthThe Kentia Palm (Howea forsteriana) is one of the most elegant and enduring indoor palms, native to Lord Howe Island off the coast of Australia. A member of the Arecaceae family, it has been a favourite of interior designers and plant enthusiasts for over a century thanks to its graceful, arching fronds and tolerance of indoor conditions. The Kentia Palm grows from a single slender trunk, topped with long, feather like fronds composed of numerous