The OTT Collection

Thrives in low to no sunlight—perfect for shady corners or windowless rooms.

Water only when soil is completely dry—typically every 2–3 weeks.

Use ¼–½ cup of water for small pots; up to 1 cup for larger ones.

Avoid watering into the center of the leaves to prevent rot.

Grows well in low to no light—ideal for offices, bathrooms, and hallways.

Water every 2–3 weeks, or when soil feels dry 2 inches down.

Use around ½ cup of water for standard pots.

Yellow leaves = too much water—less is more.

Tolerates low to medium light; keep away from direct sunlight.

Allow the top 1–2 inches of soil to dry before watering.

Use ½–1 cup of water based on pot size—ensure proper drainage.

Drooping leaves = thirsty; yellowing = overwatered.

Prefers moderate, indirect light—no direct sun.

Water when the top inch of soil is dry (usually weekly).

Use ½–1 cup, depending on pot size.

Always allow excess water to drain fully.

Needs well-draining soil and benefits from weekly misting.

Water when the top 2 inches of soil are dry.

Use 1–2 cups based on pot size—do not let it sit in water.

Chamaedorea, Kentia, and Rhapis tolerate low light;
Areca, Majesty, Roebelini love outdoor sun in warm seasons.

Prefers bright, indirect light.

Water deeply every 3–4 weeks—let soil fully dry between.

Use 1–2 cups of water depending on pot size.

New growth appears once a year in strong light.

Enjoys high, filtered light but no harsh sun.

Keep water in the central “vase”—refresh every 1–2 weeks.

Water soil only when fully dry; use ½–1 cup as needed.

Mist occasionally to maintain humidity.

Thrives in medium to low light; no direct sun.

Water every 10–14 days, or when top 1–2 inches are dry.

Use ½–1 cup of water—never soak the soil.

Use distilled water if possible (sensitive to fluoride).