
Substrates and fertilizers
 |  | You can use many kinds of mineral fertilizers when caring for indoor palms, but they should always contain nitrogen, potassium and magnesium, as well as microelements, and the percentage of nitrogen and potassium should be the same, with magnesium making up a third of that amount.
One should take into account that the greater intensity of light in which the plants are cultivated the higher amounts of nutrients they will need -nitrogen in particular-, but generally, the feeding of palms indoors should be reduced: every 3-4 weeks in summer and always followed by watering.
It is preferable to use slow release fertilizers, especially if the palms have just been transplanted, or if the root system has been damaged, and fertilization of the leaves can be done if you want to achieve a rapid response. |