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Chamaedorea seifrizii – bamboo palm
An indoor palm with a clump of slender, jointed stems and feathery green leaves. Its upright growth and delicate texture make it suitable for living spaces and offices with indirect light. It is native to an area stretching from southeastern Mexico to Honduras.
Size and what you will receive
- Growing pot: Ø24 cm.
- Approximate height according to the supplier: 150 cm.
- The price is for one plant in a growing pot.
Each plant is unique; the shape and density of the foliage may vary slightly. The decorative cover pot is not included.
Interior image: illustrative image created with the help of AI. Furniture and other accessories are not included.
Availability and individual delivery arrangements
Plants taller than 120 cm are available on request, with delivery costs calculated individually. We will confirm availability from the supplier and the specific delivery date when arranging the order. Delivery usually takes 5–8 calendar days, depending on the supplier’s offering schedule and transport availability.
Watering
Keep the substrate slightly moist, allowing the surface to dry out slightly between waterings. Pour off excess water; prolonged waterlogging damages the roots. Water less in winter when growth slows.
Light
Bright, indirect light to partial shade. Protect it from strong midday sun; a very dark location slows growth.
Temperature and humidity
Normal indoor temperatures are suitable. Protect it from frost, cold drafts, and hot air from heaters. In dry air, increasing humidity and gently wiping dust from the leaves can help.
Fertilizing
During active growth, feed about once a month with a balanced fertilizer for palms or houseplants, following the instructions. In winter, reduce or stop fertilizing if growth is limited.
Substrate and repotting
Use a well-draining substrate for houseplants or palms and a pot with drainage holes. Repot only when the roots have filled the pot, moving it into a pot just slightly larger, preferably in spring. Handle the root ball gently.
Practical tips
Do not cut back the growing tips of the stems. Remove only dead leaves and check the undersides of the foliage for spider mites and scale insects.
