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We fully understand that you would like to see your XL plant first, which is why we can send a picture of it via WhatsApp. When you send a WhatsApp to the following number, we will take some pictures.
The Trachycarpus is known for its kinked leaves and small bumps on the leaf.
These palms grow in the wind on the coast of Spain and snap their leaves for protection. This precaution ensures that the palm does not break off its entire stem with every gust of wind.
The Trachycarpus is an indoor and outdoor plant that originally grows in the Himalayan mountains at high altitudes. The Dutch nickname for Trachycarpus is Henneppalm or Handpalm. It belongs to the Aracaceae family. Trachycarpus is a well-known houseplant because of its beautiful fan-shaped leaves. The Trachycarpus is a winter-hardy plant that will survive our winters outside just fine!
Trachycarpus is a real sunbather and needs this light intensity to remain beautiful and healthy. However, this also makes it a very thirsty plant! It is advisable to give Trachycarpus some extra nutrition in the summer months. This will support its growth and development. Use palm food for this purpose and never give more than the recommended amount.
As mentioned, Trachycarpus is a thirsty houseplant and especially in the summer months it needs some water more often. In summer, the soil should absolutely not dry out, but beware of too much water. Too much water will cause the leaf tips to turn brown or black. When this happens, you can prune the leaves. Then adjust the water quantity by giving a little less. In the winter months, the soil can dry out a little in between waterings. Because less sunlight shines on the plant in the winter months, it will also need less water.
The ideal position for Trachycarpus is in a place with as much sunlight as possible. Both indoors and outdoors this plant can be placed in full and direct sunlight. Make sure you choose a spot out of the wind and draught. This will cause the leaves to break down sooner. As stated earlier, Trachycarpus is hardy and will survive temperatures down to -18 degrees Celsius. It is advisable to bring the palm inside or protect it with special winter covers.
No, Trachycarpus is not poisonous and is therefore animal friendly. However, we do not recommend coning the leaves or using them in food.
This trendy palm will be delivered in a pot. All our houseplants are sent in specially designed boxes. The unique interior of the boxes ensures that the houseplants are firmly positioned in the box and cannot move around. Houseplants don't mind being in a dark box for a day. This way, we make sure that your green friends are delivered to your home in tip-top shape.