The triangle palm(Dypsis decaryi) is a medium sized species of palm tree that works as an excellent air purifier. It is native to the rainforests of Madagascar.
Facts & Care Sheet
Maximum height: 30 feet
Maximum width(spread): 12 to 15 feet
Native range: Madagascar
Scientific name: Dypsis decaryi
Propagation: From seeds
Growth rate: Moderate
Hardiness: High
Leaves: Large tough leaves
Sun: Prefers full sunlight but can also thrive in slight shade.
Water: Requires regular irrigation, let the soil around the plant moderately dry before watering it again.
Soil: Slightly towards the acidic side and sandy.
Poisonous: Yes. Its seeds and other parts can harm if ingested.
Cold Tolerance: Moderate, can tolerate cold temperatures as low as 25 degrees Fahrenheit.
Drought Tolerance: Moderate to low, can handle occasional dryness but normally should be watered regularly.
Fruit: The fruit is black in color and round in shape and normally is about 1 inch in diameter. It is not edible.
Propagation
The triangle palms are propagated by seeds and the seeds normally germinate within one month of being planted.