This is a clustering lipstick palm selection with multiple slender stems rising tightly from the base and marked with elegant leaf-ring scars. The crownshafts and upper stems glow in vivid red to orange-red tones, often showing a fine speckled or mottled pattern reminiscent of apple skin, which gives this cultivar its name. Above the bright crownshaft, the palm carries a neat crown of pinnate leaves with narrow, dark green leaflets that arch outward to form a light, feathery canopy. Inflorescences emerge below the crownshaft and eventually give way to small ovoid fruits that mature from green to deep purplish-black, much like typical Cyrtostachys renda. Because this form is rare in cultivation and usually circulated among specialist growers and botanical collections, ‘Apple’ is considered a collector’s palm and a showpiece for truly tropical gardens.