Dypsis
Dypsis
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Dypsis is a large plant where new leaves emerge from the base of the substrate with all their stems together. The leaves are shaped like giant feathers and give a feeling of tranquility while rejuvenating and humidifying the air around them, and are known for their air-purifying abilities.
Difficulty Care
Difficulty Care
Easy
Ideal Temperature
Ideal Temperature
It prefers environments with mild to high temperatures between 15-27ºC. Temperatures below the ideal can slow down the plant's development. It tolerates low temperatures of up to 10ºC for short periods of time. It likes high humidity, being ideal for kitchen or bathroom areas. If the environment has low humidity, we recommend using a humidifier.
Watering
Watering
It likes abundant watering, especially in summer. Keep the substrate moist in the area where the roots are most active, but reduce the frequency of watering during winter. Excess water causes the plant to rot. Ideally, let the first few cm of substrate dry out between waterings.
Light
Light
Abundant indirect light, tolerating partial light and shade, with abundant indirect light the plant will be able to produce more healthy leaves at the time of growth. Avoid prolonged periods of shade.
Soil
Soil
Soils of all textures, but preferably light, rich in organic matter and well drained.
Other Information
Arecas have the ability to filter toxins that exist in the air in our homes, such as formaldehyde, carbon monoxide and benzene.