Dypsis Lutescens

Dypsis Lutescens resembles a butterfly. This palm is excellent for harvesting.
The corners of the house, with their leaves, are turned outward. They can be distinguished from other types of indoor palms.
Like the kentia or the arcade palm, with its densely packed fronds, close to each other with a symmetrical line around the stems, Areca is one of the air purifying plants, according to a study conducted by Nisa in the eighties, when its popularity increased. 50 plants were studied in terms of their ability to add a share to the surrounding atmosphere and purify it, starting its care, and the Areca ranked first in all of these laws. or for pets. It reproduces by seeds or division, but it is difficult for the home breeder