Costa Farms Live Indoor 3-4 FT. Tall Green Majesty Palm Tree; Bright， Indirect Sunlight Plant in 10in. Grower Pot

Enjoy the beauty of Majesty Palm Tree， which features solid， green foliage and is fantastic for large spaces. Grow Majesty Palm Tree in bright， indirect sunlight. Water it about once a week with approximately 2-3 cups. Ensure excess water drains. Adjust as needed for your environment. Never let Majesty Palm Tree sit in water or saturated soil.When shipped， its about 36-inches tall， measured from the bottom of the pot to the top of the plant. Majesty Palm Tree ships in a black， 10-inch grower pot. To help with water drainage， this container does have holes. Majesty Palm Tree is generally a slow grower， depending on environment and care provided. Boost growth in spring and summer with a fertilizer labeled for potted plants following the products instructions. When Majesty Palm Tree outgrows its current container， repot by gently removing it from its container and placing it in a 2-inch wider container. Fill with potting mix and water thoroughly. Hardy outdoors in USDA Zones 9b-11.Exposure to the sap of this plant may cause discomfort to individuals with a sensitivity to it upon contact. Grown for ornamental purposes and not intended for human or animal consumption. Send us your feedback at questions@costafarms.

• Costa Farms grow Majesty Palms in low-light conditions to ensure they thrive as houseplants， they shouldn't be in hot， sunny situations.
• Height at shipping is approximately 36-inches tall， measured from the bottom of the pot to the top of the plant. Ships in a 10-inch diameter grower pot.
• Grow Majesty Palm Tree in bright， indirect sunlight for the best growth and enjoy!
• Water Majesty Palm Tree with approximately 2-3 cups of water about once a week. Adjust as needed for your environment.
• Majesty Palms are slow-growing houseplants， so you don't need to worry about your majesty palm outgrowing its space.
• Air-purifying. Plants help filter harmful pollutants， such as benzene and formaldehyde， from indoor air.
• Palms can suffer if the soil stays dry for too long; the tips of the leaves will start to turn brown