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The palm fronds of the European fan palm are light green to blue-green in color and grow in a fan shape. The leaflets are between 20” and 30” (50 – 80 cm) wide, and each leaf is up to 5 ft. (1.5 m) long. During the spring season, the palm tree produces blossoms that are golden-yellow in hue. Your indoor king palm tree’s leaves becoming brown or yellow indicate irregular watering or tap water that hasn’t been filtered. Your palm can also become stressed if you don’t water it regularly, especially if the soil is too dry. It’s best to plan out when to water your plants. Make sure the soil feels dry before watering as well. Your water quality might be another contributing factor if you are not filtering it before giving it to your plants. Because tap water will often contains chlorine, mineral deposits, and fluoride, the palm’s leaf tips can burn and turn brown. Use a water filtration device or overnight storage in an open container to remove the chemicals from your water. The dwarf sugar palm thrives in mild to warm climates. Although it can tolerate temperatures as low as 25°F (-4°C), it’s best to shelter the tree from frost. It grows best in well-drained, moist soil, ideally with a slightly acidic to neutral pH level. Its botanical name Washingtonia filifera refers to the thread-like strands on the green palmate leaves. King palms need more water than other palms. Therefore, ensure that you water your trees thrice a week during summer and more during drought conditions. Use water with a pH of 6.5 to 7 and do it until the water runs through (for indoor plants) or it forms a puddle (for outdoor plants). Temperature requirements

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Although you can grow coconut palms indoors, they are challenging to grow successfully. Usually, areca palms are easier to grow indoors if you want an evergreen leafy tropical houseplant plant. Yellow leaves can also indicate low humidity levels and entirely dried-out soil for the plant. Get a humidifier if at all feasible for your plant. Routine misting with a spray bottle will also work. To keep your indoor palm tree happy and healthy, keep it away from cold breezes, air conditioning vents, doors, radiators, and other abrupt temperature fluctuations. However, the king palm has a smooth, multi-colored trunk that adds visual appeal to any place. The fronds are dark green and full of life.It contains rigid leaves which can grow10 to 15 feet long. Native habitat There are plenty of details that we can consider and that allow us to easily tell if we are dealing with a king or a queen.The king palm tree, also known as the Alexandra palm, feather palm, or Bangalow palm, is classified as Archontophoenix alexandrae. This plant’s common name, the Alexandra palm, as well as its botanical name, were chosen in honor of Princess Alexandra of Denmark. This plant is indigenous to Australia and has spread around the world (particularly in Hawaii) through naturalization. This species’ natural habitat is in northeast and central Queensland. The altitudinal range for this species extends from sea level to 3,300 feet. However, it’s most often found in lowland riparian rainforests along river courses and marshes, usually in areas that become highly flooded during large rain events. They have evolved into the dominant species thanks to their capacity to tolerate these harsh environments. The King palm can be grown both indoors and outdoors. The tree prefers partial sunlight but can also grow well in full sunlight. Therefore, if you’re growing it indoors, then you’ll have to place it in locations that have plenty of sunlight.

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It contains a stately single-trunked palm with a full and rounded crown. This palm is more popular in warm regions.It contains glossy pinnate leaves, which droops slowly and form graceful canopies with bright yellow fruits.

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If you spot a queen you may see beautiful creamy white flowers that come down in long lines that almost look like hair. Later on, clusters of yellow to orange fruits will appear and eventually fall off to the ground. How Tall Can a Queen Palm Grow? Now that we know a little more about these two amazing palm trees, you may have already noticed a few differences, but let’s go through each one by one and understand what makes them so different. The Trunks One easy-to-spot difference that may help you distinguish these palms is the crownshaft. The King Palms have a beautiful green crownshaft on top of the trunk while the Queens have a gray smooth trunk until the end of it. As your eyes turn skyward under the crown you will certainly notice it. Pruning and pruning the King Palm is necessary to keep its aesthetic appeal and to avoid any safety issues. Dead fronds and blossoms must be removed on a regular basis since they can get heavy and fall off the tree, causing injuries or harm. The fronds’ bases should be clipped close to the stem, leaving a short stub. Flowers/Fruits: In mid-summer, the King Palm produces pink flowers that are held by 2-3 ft long branched inflorescence, growing from below the crownshaft. Male and female flowers are on the same inflorescence. Flowers are followed by attractive berry-like green fruits that turn red when ripe. Fruits are round and about 1/2 inch in diameter and hang in clusters.

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Coconut palm trees typically grow in coastal areas where they thrive in sandy, salty soils. In southern states and tropical countries, you will often see coconut palms growing along beaches, streets, and parks. Put your king palm outside in a shaded area, and over the course of a few weeks, gradually increase its exposure to the sun by an hour every day. Plant it in the desired location once it has gotten used to the full sun. Double the size of the root ball when digging the hole you plan to plant it in. The hole has to be twice as deep as the root ball for it to grow properly. For ease of establishment, the soil around the roots should be loose and aerated. To loosen the earth, score the sides of the hole with a shovel. This will make it easier for the roots to sift through the dirt in their new environment.If you have the opportunity to closely observe these trees you will definitely understand how different their fronds really are. Archontophoenix alexandrae var. schizanthera H.Wendl. & Drude". Plants of the World Online. Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew . Retrieved 15 March 2021. Archontophoenix alexandrae, commonly known as Alexandra palm, king palm, northern Bangalow palm, or feather palm, [4] [5] [6] is a palm endemic to Queensland, Australia. It was named in honour of Princess Alexandra of Denmark, [7] but is often erroneously referred to by the misnomer Alexander palm. Another way to tell these palm trees apart is to notice how their fronds are discarded. The King Palm is known for self-cleaning his fronds, which fall off on their own, and the tree looks tidy most of the time. The dead fronds of Queen Palms are more persistent and often require pruning to keep pests and diseases away, and of course to look attractive. Flowers and Fruits The California fan palm is a medium-sized ornamental palm tree with long, fan-shaped fronds with fibrous threads and a sturdy columnar trunk. The identifying feature of the California fan palm is its spectacular leaves made up of waxy green blades that spread out in a fan shape.