Golden Areca Palm – The Ultimate Live Air Purifying & Humidity Boosting Indoor Plant.

Areca Palm – Live Indoor Air Purifying & Humidifying Plant with Pot

Rs. 225.00
Sale price  Rs. 225.00 Regular price 
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Golden Areca Palm – The Ultimate Live Air Purifying & Humidity Boosting Indoor Plant.

Areca Palm – Live Indoor Air Purifying & Humidifying Plant with Pot

Rs. 225.00
Sale price  Rs. 225.00 Regular price 

The Areca Palm (Dypsis lutescens) is one of India's most popular indoor air-purifying plants — its feathery golden-green fronds add a tropical, calming feel to living rooms, offices, and entryways while actively humidifying and purifying indoor air.

It grows best in bright indirect light and regular watering, and is one of the few large indoor plants that is safe for pets.

Quick Facts

Botanical name Dypsis lutescens (Chrysalidocarpus lutescens)
Common names Areca Palm, Golden Cane Palm, Butterfly Palm
Light Bright indirect light
Water 2–3 times per week in summer; less in monsoon
Air-purifying Yes — humidifies and filters indoor air
Pet-safe Yes — non-toxic to cats and dogs
Best for Living rooms, offices, entryways, large bright spots
Ships with Nursery pot, pan-India delivery

Why buy from Dream Nursery

  • Healthy, well-rooted plant grown in our Puducherry nursery
  • Ships in a nursery pot with secure, plant-safe packaging
  • Pan-India delivery with care instructions included

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Areca Palm good for living rooms?

Yes. Its tall feathery fronds make a striking living room centrepiece and it thrives in the bright indirect light typical of most Indian homes.

How often should I water an Areca Palm in India?

Two to three times a week in summer, less in the monsoon and winter. Keep the soil moist but not waterlogged.

Does the Areca Palm purify air?

Yes. It is rated among the best natural air humidifiers and filters common indoor toxins.

Is it safe for pets?

Yes. The Areca Palm is non-toxic to cats and dogs, making it one of the safest large indoor plants.

Does it need direct sunlight?

No. Bright indirect light is ideal. Direct harsh sun can scorch the fronds; a north- or east-facing window works well indoors.

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