Palms adapt themselves better than many other plants to the indoor conditions of our homes and buildings. They can put up with neglect, and although they might seem an expensive outlay, are always a good investment, as they have a long life.
Their diversity of form and silhouette give them exceptional decorative value indoors, and if they have been well chosen, require a minimum of care.
Even though most of the palms that adapt best to indoor conditions originate in a tropical or humid climate, it is necessary to lay down some general guidelines for care. |  |  |
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