Areca Nut Sapling ( Betel Nut )
Code : P13149

An areca nut sapling is the juvenile form of the Areca catechu palm, a commercially and culturally significant plant in tropical Asia. It is visually characterized by a compact, largely stemless structure in its early stages, featuring several long, arching, pinnate (feather-like) green leaves. These saplings typically range from a few inches to a few feet tall when ready for transplanting, with the sheathing leaf bases forming what will eventually become the recognizable, ringed, slender trunk of the mature palm. They require a warm, humid environment, regular irrigation, and well-drained soil to flourish and eventually produce the betel nuts used for consumption.