This beautiful Kentia palm, also known as Howea Forsteriana, is sure to bring a touch of exoticism to your office or living room. The palm originally comes from Australia but is very popular as a houseplant in our regions. This Forsteriana species is also the only Kentia cultivated in our areas. It belongs to the palm family and is one of the oldest houseplants. It is also a relatively slow-growing and robust palm, making it quite easy to care for.

Care: The Kentia is ideal for people without a green thumb, as the plant requires little water. From February to September, weekly watering is sufficient. For the rest of the year, it should be watered once a month. Additionally, the ideal room temperature for the Kentia is between 15 °C and 25 °C. The plant needs a lot of light but does not like direct sunlight, as it can burn its leaves. It prefers a shady or semi-shady location, so it is best placed near a north-facing window. If the leaves turn lighter or yellow, it may mean that it is getting too much sunlight. In that case, move the Kentia to a shadier spot.

Size: The plant has a height of 90-100 cm upon delivery, measured including the growing pot. It is delivered in a growing pot with a diameter of 18 cm, along with 10 liters of Pokon potting soil.