• A potted palm plant with green fronds in a terracotta-colored plastic pot, shown against a plain white background with a small green 'Non-Toxic' badge in the top-left corner.
  • A cozy, well-lit living room with warm beige walls, a gray armchair, a sofa, a wooden coffee table, and multiple potted plants. The room is styled with books, lamps, and framed art, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
  • A close-up of a green palm-like houseplant with many narrow fan-shaped leaves radiating from the center, photographed against a plain white background.
  • A close-up of a palm plant with multiple brown textured trunks and green palm fronds against a plain white background.
  • A potted palm plant with multiple upright brown trunks and green fronds, shown in a terracotta-colored plastic nursery pot against a white background.
  • A potted green palm-like houseplant centered on a white background, with green measurement lines and text indicating a height of 120 cm and a pot diameter of 27 cm.
  • A potted green plant next to its tall brown cardboard packaging box with light green leaf illustrations, on a white background.
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Lady Palm | Rhapis Excelsa

Lady Palm | Rhapis Excelsa

Meet Rhys, your dense and dignified Lady Palm. Named for Rhapis, the genus he belongs to, he grows clustered fan shaped fronds on slender bamboo like canes. A premium, pet safe palm built to anchor a room.

€199,00 EUR
€199,00 EUR
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Care: Easy

Lady Palm is a slow, tough grower that tolerates lower light and irregular watering well.

Light: Bright

Prefers bright indirect light but tolerates lower light better than most palms.

Watering: Moderate

Water when the top few centimetres of soil dry out, keeping it lightly moist through the growing season.

Toxicity: Non-toxic

Safe for cats, dogs, and people. A reliably pet safe premium palm.

Position: Floor

At 120cm with dense, clustered fronds, it needs floor space to be appreciated rather than a tabletop footprint. Where it thrives: a bright living room corner or a spacious hallway.

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