The Brighamia is a striking palm from Hawaii. The plant grows endemically, meaning it is found only in a specific area. In the case of the Brighamia, it grows exclusively in Hawaii. This plant has been endangered for a long time, but thanks to special cultivation techniques, the palm now thrives beautifully. As a houseplant, the Brighamia stands out due to its unusual appearance: the fleshy trunk is topped with a large crown of light green leaves. The small yellow flowers appear in October and November.

Care
The palm may lose leaves due to changes in location or stress during the winter. This is a natural process, and new leaves will soon grow in their place. You need not worry if the leaves at the bottom turn yellow and fall off. This is a natural process that helps the plant maintain its distinctive appearance. Important: Do not place the Brighamia in a sunny location. This palm does not like direct sunlight and prefers shade or partial shade.