Areca Palm Care. Here are the main care requirements for growing an Areca palm: Choose a location with bright, full, or filtered sunlight. Water whenever the soil starts to dry out.

A: While a clump of areca palm may not have the extensive, far spreading root system as do many wooded shrubs and trees, nevertheless, it will be a back-breaking task trying to dig them out.

The two palms which are affected by this disease the most, on Marco Island, are the queen palm and the areca palm. However, I have seen it on coconuts, sable palms and even on oak trees.

Repotting when needed also helps to prevent root-bound issues, but you need to be on the lookout for any pests and signs of browning leaves. Birchwell said: "You can care for your palm areca ...

The first of which is Areca palm ... while the drought-tolerant Dwarf Date Palm is brilliant at removing indoor air-pollutants like xylene ... circulating them to its roots to use as food.