Phoenix canariensis Tradescantia 'Sitara Purple Inch' avoid areas where direct sunlight

avoid areas where direct sunlight is a regular feature and water the plant when the soil is no longer moist

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Too much moisture can cause the roots of the plant to rot

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Phoenix canariensis Tradescantia 'Sitara Purple Inch' avoid areas where direct sunlightPhoenix Canariensis, also known as the Canary Island Date Palm, is a bushy, tree like palm with a unique, stout trunk and deep green leaves. The leaves will grow up to 5 meters in length and be divided into many linear leaflets. Creamy, yellow flowers bloom throughout summer, followed by reddish yellow fruits in autumn. This tall palm can reach heights of over 12m, and should be planted in well drained, loamy soil, in partial shade where it will grow