DYPSIS LUTESCENS

The tall, clumping areca palms resemble bamboo clumps due to their smooth trunks. Their fronds resemble bamboo leaves in that they are narrow. When grown indoors, these low-maintenance, air-purifying palms grow about half a foot annually, reaching a height of about 8 feet.

• The scientific name for a common palm is Dypsis lutescens, which is also referred to as:

  • Areca palm
  • Golden cane palm
  • Butterfly palm
  • Yellow palm
  • Bamboo palm.

• Important traits:
  This palm clumps together and has feathery fronds and thin, golden-yellow stems.

• Originally from Madagascar.

• Widely grown as an ornamental plant in climates that are suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation.

• Well-known for its ability to purify the air.

• Applications:

  • A well-liked indoor plant.
  • Applied as an ornamental element or privacy screen in landscaping.
    It is vital to remember that this plant may be referred to by its previous name, Chrysalidocarpus lutescens.

Picture: Photography
Category : Flower
Camera use: Handphone
Model : Redmi 14C
Photographer : @ubglo17
Location : Oron Road,Uyo, Akwa Ibom State,Nigeria
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