Howea forsteriana or Kenya

It comes in a 20 cm container and a 6 liter capacity with a height of 90/110 H

For its care we must take into account the following conditions:

• Light: Before the age of 5 it should not receive direct light, as its leaves could suffer burns. However, because in its natural environment it has high solar radiation, it is advisable to leave them indoors but close to windows or balconies where it receives good light.
• Water: Requires good drainage, as excess water can rot the roots. In this way, in summer it will be watered 1 or 2 times a week and in winter 1 or 2 times a month.
• Powdery mildew is one of the most common diseases in this palm tree, so it is advisable to avoid humidity and, if it occurs, apply a good fungicide.
• The cottony mealybug and the spider mite are usually the most common pests, so we must be aware of their appearance to make a good control.