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<p><i><b>Chamaedorea elegans</b></i>, the <b>Neanthe Bella Palm</b> or <b>Parlour Palm</b>, is a small Palm tree native to the Rainforests in Southern Mexico and Guatemala. </p> <h2> Cultivation and uses </h2> <p><i>Chamaedorea elegans</i> is used in Gardens in sub-tropical climates, such as Southern California, and in tropical areas, growing to 2-3 m — 6-10 feet tall with slender, cane-like stems.<br />The "Parlour Palm" is often grown as a Houseplant, where grows to a 2m-6 feet tall with very slow growth, and prefers moderate to high humidity, but will grow in low to average home humidity. It can be grown in low light, but it grows best with bright, indirect light. was particularly popular in the Victorian era.<br />The inflorescences have a slightly bitter taste, and are considered a delicacy in El Salvador and Guatemala. They are usually eaten in salads, or covered in egg batter and fried. The latter dish is called "rellenos de pacaya", and is often served with tomato sauce, like Chiles rellenos. </p><p><br /> <b>Care of Houseplant</b> </p><p><b>Light:</b> medium to low, not in direct sunlight </p><p><b>Water:</b> Keep soil evenly moist. Water thoroughly, allow to completely drain, and then discard excess water. Can withstand short periods of drought. Leach the soil at least once a year. </p><p><b>Temperature:</b> cool </p><p><b>Humidity:</b> Average indoor humidity levels </p><p><b>Soil:</b> Standard potting soil. Rarely needs repotted, as it prefers being root bound. </p><p><b>Propagation:</b> Can be easily produced from seed or suckers and even air layered if the plant grows too tall. </p><p><b>Problems:</b> Poor drainage, too frequent watering, or standing in water will cause root rot. Spider mites can be a problem, especially if the plant is kept too dry. </p> <h2> References </h2>
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