Chamaedorea palm

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Light: A light position but will also handle some shade.

Temp: Average warmth will need misting if its really hot.

Water: Quite regularly in the growing season and rarely over the winter months.

Feeding: A liquid feed every month or so.

Tip: Brown tips on the leaves mean the humidity needs to be raised, give it a misting.

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