Put cat palms in a place with bright, indirect light. Plant in a loose, well-draining potting mix. Water so that the soil stays evenly moist but not soggy. Maintain temperatures between 7… See more

Cat palms don't need regular pruning to look healthy, but they benefit from occasional tidying … See more

Cat palms are simple to propagate by dividing mature plants. You'll need clean, sharp shears or a serrated digging knife, an appropriately sized plant pot for your new divisions, fr… See more

Growing cat palms from seed is very slow, with inconsistent results. Leave that to the professionals and try propagating cat palms by dividing a mature plant instead. See more