Rhapis Palm

Also known as Lady Finger Palm, Lady Palm

Light:

Bright, but indirect light
Moderate light tolerant
Long exposure to direct sun may burn the leaves

Water:

Let soil dry a couple inches between waterings
Water roughly every 10-14 days
Yellowing leaves is a sign of overwatering

Humidity:

Humidity is not necessary for survival but is beneficial
Browning tips could be a sign of lack of humidity

Soil Type:

Requires a well draining soil with either perlite or lava rocks to increase aeration
A good cactus blend with a bit of peat moss or coco coir mixed in

Toxicity Level:

Non-toxic to animals

Additional Information:

Grows best in temperatures between 60-80 degrees
Reduce watering during the winter months

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West-facing light

In the window getting direct sun: Majesty Palm, Philodendron Selloum, Philodendron Xanadu, Euphorbia, Coconut Palm, Cordyline, Yucca, Sago Palm

In bright filtered or indirect light away from direct sun: Philodendron, Palms, Monstera, Alocasia, Ficus, Hoya, Peperomia, Pothos.

South-facing light

In the window getting bright direct sun: Majesty Palm, Euphorbia, Cordyline, Philodendron, Ficus, Alocasia,

In bright filtered or indirect light away from direct sun: Palms, Monstera, Hoya, Peperomia, Pothos, Calathea, Ferns, Snake Plants

East-facing light

In the window getting unobstructed bright direct morning sun: (Some) Philodendron Cordatum, Ficus Midnight, Pothos, Kentia Palm, Peperomia, Calathea, Ferns, Dracaena, Bella Palm, Pothos,

In filtered or indirect light away from the window: Golden Pothos, Jade Pothos, Pothos Silver Splash, Snake Plants, Dracaena Lisa, zz plants

East-facing light is low to moderate light for plants. We highly recommend supplementing with grow lights for any plants you place away from your East-facing window.

North-facing Light

In the window getting unobstructed light: Philodendron Cordatum, Pothos, Peperomia, Calathea, Ferns, Dracaena, Bella Palm, Pothos

Away from the window: Snake Plants, Dracaena Lisa, zz plants

North-facing light is the lowest light possible for plants. In low light plants need less water and can be difficult to care for. We highly recommend supplementing with grow lights for any plants you place away from your North-facing window.