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I don't know. Hopefully someone will ID. But I can say that Howeas tend to be on the rare side (and pricier) and Dypsis are more commonly sold this way.

Howeas may germinate more slowly and are slower growers.

Where did you get it and for how much?

Are you in Florida?

Im gonna say Dypsis. Howeas form pinnate leaves much earlier than D. lutescens and is much more commonly sold like that, as Dave mentioned.

You will find out in a year or so when characteristics become more apparent. Fast growth would be a give away that it isnt Howea.

good luck!

Hi. Kentia palms aren't normally planted that densely whereas Areca palms are. Also the leaflets are quite wide on a Kentia.

I was gonna also say, it looks to me like the seeds in your pot have a fibrous coating... sort of like miniature skinned coconuts. To me that says Dypsis.

I believe Kentia palm seeds are smooth, from what I remember anyway.

I started some Kentia seeds but I just can't remember what they looked like now! The plants early fronds seem to recurve more that yours (wider form), while yours look more upright.

Howea seeds are much larger than the seeds at the base of your palm seedlings. They are almost certainly dypsis.