What makes it Unique?

• A NASA-recommended air purifier that works amazingly in purifying the air around you.
• Low maintenance plants that always thrive even in the harshest conditions.
• Delicate heads of fan-shaped fronds that can easily survive in tropical areas.
• A perfect choice to keep on staircases or warm patios in summers.

How to care?

• It needs only partial sunlight that doesn’t burn the leaves directly.
• You can keep the plant in the morning for 3-4 hours or in bright indirect sunlight.
• Choose a high-quality, well-drained, and fertile soil for the Rhapis Palm.
• Repot the plant with fresh organic and well-draining potting soil. 
• Water them only once the topsoil dries out partially and avoid overwatering for best growth.
• Rhapis palms are extremely sensitive to water containing excess chlorine, fluoride, or boron.
• Use filtered water in case your water supply contains all the above components in excess.
• Choose a fertilizer and feed the plant once a month during the main growing seasons, such as springs or summers.
• Loosen the topsoil before feeding the fertilizer so the plant can easily absorb the nutrients.
• Water them frequently in summers and reduce the session in winter and rainy seasons.
• Keep removing the dead and infected parts of the plant from time to time for best growth.
• Wait for at least 3-4 days before repotting the plant after delivery as it requires time to adjust the travel shocks.
• Keep your Rhapis plant in bright direct sunlight in the beginning after receiving it, and then move it to the indoor space.
• You can use neem oil, eucalyptus oil, etc., as a primary treatment against pests and insects.