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KENTIA PALM
Kentia Palm
KENTIA PALM
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KENTIA PALM

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Kentia palms (Howea forsteriana) are native to Lord Howe Island in the South Pacific. The kentia palm has a slender trunk and a graceful crown of dark-green drooping fronds, growing between about 4-15 metres tall depending on planted location. The palm is well known for its resistance to uneasy growing environments, including low light, dust, minimal care/attention etc. It can be grown either indoors or outdoors, however when situated outdoors a partial shaded position is preferred as the palm can take up to 5 years to completely adjust to full sun. 

  • Best suited to subtropical areas & warm weather
  • Full sun can burn the fronds of young plants 
  • Requires moist & well-dressed soil for best growth 
  • Developed plants can withstand occasional mild frosts (best to avoid if possible, especially in young plants)   



Kentia palms (Howea forsteriana) are native to Lord Howe Island in the South Pacific. The kentia palm has a slender trunk and a graceful crown of dark-green drooping fronds, growing between about 4-15 metres tall depending on planted location. The palm is well known for its resistance to uneasy growing environments, including low light, dust, minimal care/attention etc. It can be grown either indoors or outdoors, however when situated outdoors a partial shaded position is preferred as the palm can take up to 5 years to completely adjust to full sun. 

  • Best suited to subtropical areas & warm weather
  • Full sun can burn the fronds of young plants 
  • Requires moist & well-dressed soil for best growth 
  • Developed plants can withstand occasional mild frosts (best to avoid if possible, especially in young plants)