This clump-growing group of palms has medium green leaf blades which are divided into many segments, each of which resembles the tail of a fancy goldfish. Rarely exceeding 25 feet in height, number of species of fishtail palms produces suckers from the base creating a very attractive specimen palm. Its neat habit makes it ideal for use at poolside, in urns or other containers, and it is often seen in well- lit interiorscapes where its distinct form lends a tropical effect. It can be used as a house plant in large homes with plenty of light. This palm can be planted in the container or above-ground planter; suitable for growing indoors; near a deck or patio; screen; specimen. Fishtail Palms can thrive in light conditions from full sun to deep shade, requiring only that its soil be well-drained and reasonably fertile. It has a moderate to rapid growth rate and should be located outdoors in sheltered location protected from cold.