Chamaedorea plumosa | Mini Queen Palm (Large) lepidozamia Soil: Use a well-draining potting

Soil: Use a well-draining potting mix to avoid root rot

Self-fertile

here in NZ they will be slow growing but will have bursts of growth in the warmer months - producing bunches of lovely new leaves that are a delicate peachy colour until they slowly harden off to green

also known as 'Chinese Evergreen'

Hoya Lisa is reminiscent of a watercolour painting with each leaf uniquely toned by gorgeous variegation in hues of green and pink

Chamaedorea plumosa | Mini Queen Palm (Large) lepidozamia Soil: Use a well-draining pottingNot actually a Queen palm at all, but often called the 'Mini Queen' or 'Baby Queen' because of the similarity of their feathery leaves. This single stemmed Chamaedorea plumosa will keep its attractive dark green trunk and max out its growth at about 4m in height. Ideal for smaller gardens, and looks fabulous when grouped planted. A less well known Chamaedorea and deserving of much greater popularity given its attractiveness and suitability to the NZ