Chamaedorea cataractarum 'Cat Palm' Subcategory- Edible Culinary or Herbal Use The stable variegation is unlikely

The stable variegation is unlikely to revert

Pleasantly fragrant gray-green foliage and aromatic blue-purple flowers in late spring to early summer

White flowers appear in early spring and give way to flush of very large berries that ripen in June

but prefers occasional water

Prolific flowering from spring to fall

Chamaedorea cataractarum 'Cat Palm' Subcategory- Edible Culinary or Herbal Use The stable variegation is unlikelyCat palm, Cascade palm, Cataract palm: Easy to grow, lush palm grows best when planted in well draining soil and kept in a place with bright, indirect light and moderate temperatures. Cat palms can take up to 10 years to reach 3 feet tall when grown indoors, up to 10 feet outside with minimum temp of 25F. Evergreen, medium water, great for containers. Likes acidic and well draining soil. Fertilize regularly.