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Cat Palm Care: How To Grow Chamaedorea Cataractarum

Here are the best cat palm care tips that will help you correct common problems, such as yellow leaves, brown leaf tips, and how to know when it’s time to repot your plant. Find out what’s wrong with your cat palm so you can have a healthy plant.

Cat palms are fun and easy to care for. Learn all about growing Chamaedorea cataractarum: water, light, soil, fertilizer, pruning, and more!

Many palms are great for growing in pots around pools, on patios, and porches. For a lot of homeowners in colder climates, potted palm trees might be the only option to add a tropical feel to their outdoor area.

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An abundance of cascading fronds, this trunk-less palm uniquely produces all leaves and no actual visible trunk. Dense thickets of wispy, feathery, green leaves grow to about 8 feet when full grown producing quite an elegant plant. If you place these palms as close as 3 feet apart you can easily achieve a privacy screen or hedge. The Cat Palm adapts well to container growing for smaller garden spaces.

Cat Palm is a tropical Palm that goes by the name of Chamaedorea Cataractarum, belonging to the genus Chamaedorea from the Aceraceae family.

The Cat Palm's soft, arching leaves can be the highlight of your indoor garden. Follow our guide to ensure it receives the care it deserves.

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Chamaedorea cataractarum (Cat palm)

QUESTION: Hi Judy,My Cat Palm leaves are turning brown. I read where it needs to stay moist.1.Should I use distilled water?2. What type of plant food?3. What to do with browning leaves?4. Can I put it in the window for sunlight? Thank you,T Ellis ANSWER: Hi Tom, Palm leaves turn brown because of incorrect watering ... Read more

Also known as Dypsis lutescens, golden cane palm, areca palm, yellow palm, butterfly palm, or bamboo palm, is a species of flowering plant in the family Arecaceae.

The cat palm is similar to another Chamaedorea species known as cascade palm, Chamaedorea atrovirens. It's a native to Mexico.

From selecting the perfect spot to understanding watering needs, our article on growing and caring for a Majesty Palm covers every aspect to ensure your palm thrives.

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