I believe so but I have never tried dividing this one so don't know if it takes kindly to the procedure. Easy to grow with one big IF--easy if you don't forget to water. This is one palm I actually will leave water in the bottom saucer--the other one that I keep in some shallow water is the Majesty. Most palms would rot under these conditions but these two seem to like it.

Microfiber/ultrasuede? It doesn’t have any nubs that cats can get their claws on.

Hi there, it's been awhile since I checked this thread. I think I was completely discouraged after the flooring contractor came out. He told us that this was completely normal, and since we weren't seeing the raw wood under the stain then the Bona (Oil based) is doing it's job. We still disagree but I don't know what else to do, the cat's still run around and dig in during play and you can just see where they get it everytime. Really a waste of money for us to see our poor floors destroyed. We even had some left over sealer that we went back in a closet and painted two more coats on (thinking mabye the flooring guys got lazy and didn't seal it enough times) you can still mush your finger down into the wood. I do cut the cats nails weekly and I tried the glue on nail caps but ran into real problems with the cats not shedding them quickly enough and it gave them thick calcified claws that I had to go in and cut away with the cap still on. It's a lose lose. Our saving grace is rugs everywhere. For those of you interested in the color, it's a mix of the Bona stain 50% Ebony and 50% Driftwood.

Most folks will have a "pet screening" option that is of a heavier mesh. If Home Guard does, that should be sufficient.