Origin
The Neodypsis decaryi is a type of palm that is originally from Madagascar. This region offers it the optimal conditions in terms of heat and moisture to grow. In the wild, the Neodypsis decaryi primarily grows in forested areas. Despite its exotic origin, the plant can also thrive well in temperate climates.

Characteristics
The Neodypsis decaryi, also known as the Triangle Palm, has an eye-catching growth habit. The trunk of the palm is grey and smooth and the leaves grow in clear triangular patterns from which the plant derives its nickname. The palm can significantly increase in height, ranging from 3 to 15 meters. The plant also produces yellowish flowers and orange fruits.

Care
For the care of the Neodypsis decaryi, it is important to ensure a well-draining soil with sufficient moisture. The plant also has a preference for a location with partial shade to full sun. Moreover, the plant needs to be protected against frost during the winter period. It is advisable to regularly fertilise this type of palm to guarantee optimal growth.