Palm Collection

Palm plants bring natural beauty to...

Palm plants bring natural beauty to any space with their graceful fronds that sway gently in the breeze. Whether you're looking for small palm trees for a balcony corner, a tall palm plant to anchor your living room, or garden palm plants to line an outdoor walkway, there's a variety for every space and need. When you want to buy palm plants online, Urvann offers the freshest and healthiest collection of plants delivered right to your doorstep.
Our carefully curated selection includes different types of palm plants — from popular indoor palm plants like the Areca and table palm plant to striking outdoor palm plants like the Bismarck and Fan Palm. 

Looking for something compact? Explore our mini palm plant and small palm plant range. Want a statement piece? Our large palm plant and big palm tree options are ready to impress. All palm plant varieties come with care guidance so your palm plant for the home thrives from day one.

Types of Palm Plants Available at Urvann

Urvann has a large collection of palm plants available online that will beautify your living spaces. Our platform serves as a hub for all things gardening, including indoor plants, outdoor plants, and more that adorn indoor spaces while exuding timeless charm. 

Whether you want a small palm for your balcony or a tall one for a living room corner, our collection includes varieties chosen for their unique look and ability to grow well in Indian conditions.

Areca Palm

The Areca palm is one of the most popular types of indoor palm plants, known for its feathery, arching fronds and air-purifying qualities. A well-grown Areca is also one of the most-searched palm plant varieties in India for its simplicity and indoor benefits. From filtering indoor air to acting as a natural humidifier. These elegant palms are relatively easy to care for and can grow up to 6–7 feet indoors, making them perfect statement pieces for any room.

Phoenix Palm

Phoenix palms are hardy outdoor palm plants that can withstand various weather conditions. Their distinctive feather-like leaves and sturdy trunks make them excellent choices for landscaping and garden decoration. Phoenix is one of the most recognisable palm tree varieties in India.

China Fan Palm

The China palm plant is a beautiful and hardy plant that requires low maintenance and offers excellent drought resistance. It's ideal for a hot, sunny climate and will thrive even in poor soil conditions, making it perfect for Indian gardens. Also popular as a fan tree for its wide, spreading fronds, the China Fan is one of the most distinctive types of palms available for home landscaping.

Chameadorea Palm

Also known as the Parlor palm, Chamaedorea palms are compact indoor palm plants that work well in smaller spaces. They're known for their tolerance to low light conditions and air-purifying properties. If you're looking for a small palm tree that fits on a tabletop or in a narrow corner, the Chamaedorea is one of the best palm plants for home use in India.

Raphis Palm

The Rhapis palm, or Lady Finger Palm, features elegant fan-shaped leaves and grows in clusters. It's an excellent choice for both indoor and outdoor cultivation and is known for its pest-resistant nature. As a potted palm, it works beautifully in living rooms, offices, and shaded patios, and is one of the most recommended ornamental palms for refined interior spaces.

How to Care For And Maintain Your Palm Plants

Watering Tips

Check the topsoil before watering. Water only when the top 2 inches feel dry. Overwatering causes black stems and root rot. Underwatering causes brown tips on palm tree leaves. Use room-temperature water; avoid cold tap water with high chlorine content.

Repotting

Repot every 2–3 years, moving to a pot only slightly larger. Areca palms prefer a snug root zone — too large a pot encourages root rot.

How to Troubleshoot Common Plant Problems at a Glance?

Brown leaf tips → irregular watering or low humidity
Yellow fronds → overwatering or insufficient light
Twisted new leaves → low light — move to a brighter spot
White cottony patches → mealybugs — treat with neem oil spray

FAQ About Palm Plants

1. What types of palm plants are available on Urvann?

Urvann has a large collection of palm plants for sale in India, including Areca palm, Phoenix palm, China Fan palm, Traveler palm, Chameadorea palm, and Raphis palm. Log on to our website to explore our complete collection.

2. Are there specific care instructions for indoor palm plants?

The most relevant care instructions for indoor palm plants are that they should be protected from direct sunlight and provided with bright, indirect light. Regular watering when the topsoil dries and occasional fertilizing will keep them healthy.

3. How do I choose the right palm tree online at Urvann?

Read the detailed plant descriptions on our website and consider your space requirements, lighting conditions, and maintenance preferences to make an informed decision about which palm plant would suit your needs best.

4. Do palm plants from Urvann come with pots or planters?

Yes, we offer both options. You can purchase palm plants with decorative pots or planters, or choose plants without pots if you prefer to use your own containers.

5. Can I find both common and exotic palm varieties online?

Yes, both common and exotic palm varieties are available on Urvann. Our collection includes popular indoor palms as well as rare and exotic species for experienced gardeners.

6. Do indoor palm plants require special lighting conditions?

Palm plants require bright, indirect light to thrive indoors. They should be protected from direct sunlight, especially in regions with extreme heat, as this can damage their leaves.

7. How fast does the Areca palm grow indoors? 

With adequate light and regular feeding, an areca palm plant grows 15–30cm per year indoors. Outdoors in warm, humid conditions, it can grow faster.

8. Is the palm plant good for Vastu? Where should it be placed at home?

Yes, palm plants are considered auspicious in Vastu. Place them in the East, North, or Southeast direction of your home for positive energy and good health. Avoid placing them in the South or Southwest corner.

9. Is the areca palm safe for pets?

Yes. The areca palm is non-toxic to cats and dogs, making it one of the safest ornamental palm trees for households with pets.

10. Can I keep an areca palm in an AC room? 

Yes, but place it near the brightest window available and mist the fronds regularly, as AC reduces humidity significantly.

11. Why are the tips of my palm tree leaves turning brown? 

Brown tips usually mean irregular watering, low humidity, or too much direct sun. Check your watering schedule first — let the topsoil dry out between waterings and mist the leaves occasionally.

12. How do I know if my palm plant is overwatered? 

Look at the stems and soil. If the lower stems are turning black or mushy, and the soil stays wet for days, you're overwatering. Always let the top 2 inches of soil dry before watering again.

13. How do I clean palm tree leaves to keep them dust-free? 

Wipe each leaf gently with a damp soft cloth. Do this once every 2–3 weeks. Clean leaves help the plant breathe better and look fresher. Avoid sprays with chemicals — plain water works perfectly.

14. Which palm plant is best for a small apartment? 

Go for a dwarf areca palm or a table palm plant — both stay compact, look lush, and are happy in indirect light. They fit comfortably on a tabletop or beside a window without taking up too much space.

15. What size palm plant should I buy for my living room corner? 

A 4–5ft palm plant fills a corner beautifully without overwhelming the space. If your ceilings are high, a 6ft plant works even better. For smaller rooms, a 3ft potted palm is a good starting point.