Bamboo Palm Lighting

What is the best lighting conditions for Bamboo palms like Chamaedorea Seifrizii or erumpens?

Most Bamboo palms are nurtured and shade-acclimated for interior use and should do well in most locations. Any lighted area (natural or artificial) should be adequate. As with many indoor palms watch out for spider mites, they love the dry conditions in homes and offices.

Take care and avoid both direct sunlight and low light areas such as dark corners. The palm’s natural look and symmetry can be maintained by turning the container 1/4 turn every week to allow light to penetrate the foliage canopy.

More about Chamerdorea Seifrizii, Bamboo Palms and other indoor palms…

Related Articles

• 5 Palms to Buy and 1 to Watch Out For! - Palms are such great plants and can be used indoors and out. There are palms that can tower 50-90 feet and love full sun… others are small and prefer growing in the shade of others. Here are 5 quick looks at some indoor palms that can add some tropical to you interior. Let’s start by looking at
• Lucky Dracaena or Bamboo - The “Lucky Bamboo” really isn’t a bamboo even though it may resemble one - its actually Dracaena sanderiana. Whatever you want to call this “lucky plant” it has opened up a whole new way for people afraid of or carry the “brown thumb” badge with them, to add some green with unusual flair to their