* Palms rarely need repotting. Plant them in any well-drained potting soil. * Palm fronds are easily damaged. Place plants in an area away from foot traffic and allow them plenty of room.

The plant grows about 6 to 12 inches a year and likes to be more root-bound than many other potted plants; only repot every three to four years, in the spring.

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