Salak fruit is an evergreen, acaulescent, very spiny, tillering, usually dioecious palm growing in clumps formed successive branching at the stem base. Roots are superficial, not deep and new roots emerge the stem immediately under the crown, the internodes are short and crowded. They are found growing in humid tropical lowland conditions. Salak is usually grown under partial shade as it grows and performs better than in the full sun. Salak is usually cultivated on mineral soils such as well-drained clayey loams, sandy loams, and lateritic soils.
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