Dypsis lutescens
Feathery, arching fronds on multiple slender stems — a popular air-purifying palm for bright corners.
Brown, crispy frond tips are usually caused by low humidity, tap water minerals, or fertilizer buildup. Yellowing fronds across the whole plant, rather than just older growth, often signal overwatering or poor drainage.
Areca palms grow in dense clusters and are almost always propagated by dividing an established clump at the roots rather than from cuttings.
Repot every 2 years into a slightly larger pot — this palm's dense root system fills a container quickly and benefits from the extra room.