Cryosophila warscewiczii (Cryosophila albida)

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 cryosophila albida

   

Description

   

Locality:

Mexico and Central America

Cold Hardiness: 

26 F.

Trunk type:

Thin trunked, spiny in a way, and rather thin.  

Leaf type:

Fan, with deeply divided leaf segments and beautiful white coloration on the under side.

Suckering/Solitary:

Solitary

Maintenance:

Average

Speed of growth:

Slow to medium

Height:

To 20 feet

Soil requirements:

Average

Sun Requirements:

Filtered light or perhaps half sun in Coastal areas.

General Description:

A very attractive fan palm, most known for it's white glaucous underside of the leaves and the trunk spines that are evident as the palm puts on visible trunk.  These are actually areal roots.  Hence, the name the "Rootspine Palm".

Other Notes:

Very adaptable palm.  In Coastal areas, can be grown in AM sun.

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