Locality: |
Mexico and Central America
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Cold
Hardiness: |
25-26
degrees F.
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Trunk
type: |
Single trunk, although there is a suckering form
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Leaf
type: |
Pinnate
(feather shape), glossy green, with a yellow stripe on the
ventral petiole.
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Suckering/Solitary: |
Solitary (see
trunk type).
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Maintenance: |
Easy, but doesn't like sun.
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Speed
of growth: |
Fast
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Height: |
To about 15 feet plus
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Soil
requirements: |
Good draining, on the moist side
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Sun
Requirements: |
No direct sun. Prefers coastal filtered light
areas. Make sure this species doesn't "grow" into the sun,
where it will have trouble.
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General
Description: |
A fast growing, desirable and tall Chamaedorea with
prominent rings on a rather husky trunk. Long leaflets that
are dark green. Looks good in multiples. Makes a nice
houseplant.
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Other
Notes: |
Identifying mark is the yellow stripe on the petiole.
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Further
Data: |
Recommended:
Chamaedorea
Palms, The Species
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