Champion Palm

What Makes it Unique?

• An excellent flowering plant with a swollen trunk enhances the beauty. 
• An easy-to-grow plant that best grows in pots and outdoor landscapes. 
• Attractive foliage with a smooth and greyish trunk only asks for minimal maintenance.

How to Care?

• Keep your Champion palm for bright direct sunlight for better and fuller growth.
• The plants require rich organic fertilizer every month during the main growing season. 
• Spray the plant with neem oil, citrus oil, and eucalyptus oils as a primary treatment against infections and bacteria.
• Always loosen the topsoil before applying fertilizer without damaging the plant's roots. 
• Always choose a pot or planter with a drainage hole for your Bottle Palm plant.
• Re-pot the plant once the plant outgrows the current plant and choose a bigger size pot. 
• Keep removing the dead, infected, and decaying leaves of the plant to protect from fungal and bacterial growth. 
• Bottle Palm plants can also grow in air-conditioned rooms. However, keep them away from AC vents. 
• Increase the watering frequency during summer seasons and reduce it during winter and rainy seasons to avoid root rotting. 
• Always choose rich fertile, and organic soil for your Champion Palm for easy uptake of water and nutrients throughout the plant.
• Re-pot during late evening and keep the plant in a shady place for a few days before moving to direct sunlight. 
• During the initial 2-3 weeks, take due care of your plant and water thoroughly to recover from travel shocks. 
• Keep the plant under direct sunlight and do not re-pot for at least two weeks as the plant may receive shocks. 
• Do not water your Bottle palm on a schedule as overwatering also kills them. Always check by touching the topsoil before watering.