Technically not a palm, technically not making hair jokes — but the fluffy cascading leaves on that swollen trunk are undeniably iconic. Thrives in bright light, should be watered sparingly (every 2–4 weeks), and barely needs fertilizer (once or twice a year is plenty). It stores water in that bulbous base, which means it forgives missed waterings better than most.
Technically not a palm, technically not making hair jokes — but the fluffy cascading leaves on that swollen trunk are undeniably iconic. Thrives in bright light, should be watered sparingly (every 2–4 weeks), and barely needs fertilizer (once or twice a year is plenty). It stores water in that bulbous base, which means it forgives missed waterings better than most.
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