To saltcedar, Yup.. bt i really cant find any information about these few plants.. so i seek help from you all.. i just want to say i'm not lazy... i got do work before asking you all... To esh_ga, thank you so much... you help me a lot... I'm from Malaysia... The weather here is always hot but always rain also... To carol23, I don't know how to give explanation. For me, they look alike. I really know nothing about them.

Well, if it's the color of Mme. Berkeley, it's clearly NOT Mme. Joseph Schwartz . . . But MJS is so mildewy here so much of the time, I don't grow it. Anyhow, FWIW, my REALLY mature Mme Berkeley does have prickles. It's not a beastly prickly thing, but it does catch my skirts as I go by. This is a menace, because the monstrous prickles of "Dawn Crest" grab me from t'other side of the pathway, so I walk between Scylla and Charybdis. Jeri

probably came from a nearby bird feeder ... and that was why.. back in the day.. i moved my feeders to be over the cement driveway ... rather than all the seed falling in the garden ... ken

Similar looking palms to yours are Golden Cane, Dypsis lutescens, but that isn't yours. Also Bamboo Palm, Chamaedorea seifrizii, not yours either. I'd agree, you got the ID right on that one, Parlour Palm, Chamaedorea elegens. They're a single trunked palm that are often grown from a hand full of seeds to give the pot a full/bushy appearance. Smaller/weaker individual plants die off sometimes so the clump thins out. If they're separated carefully you can grow them in individual pots. They're ideal indoor plants and grow to a maximum of about 2 metres.