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Trunk of Livistona mariae.

Phoenikakias

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A have a purported marie that it starts getting rid off old leaf boots. Naked trunk is typical Livitona alike, but it is imo quite fat, at a height of about 6.5 ft above ground  fatter than the one of Livistona decora and more than double the diameter of the L chinensis. What is the experience of other growers with this sp?

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I have some really big 15 gal Mariae's and the leaf structure looks very similar to yours  Konstantinos

Carlsbad, California Zone 10 B on the hill (402 ft. elevation)

Sunset zone 24

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Does anyone else have a fairly nature Livistona Mariae in cultivation who can post photos of theirs?  These trees appear to be rare outside of their native habitat.

Thanks to anyone who can.

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1 hour ago, Sandy Loam said:

Does anyone else have a fairly nature Livistona Mariae in cultivation who can post photos of theirs?  These trees appear to be rare outside of their native habitat.

Thanks to anyone who can.

Cultivated in Singapore BG:

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My photos at flickr: flickr.com/photos/palmeir/albums

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