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Hi Everyone. I trust that everyone is well in these trying times that we were thrust into so suddenly. 

Does anyone know what species this is?

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Possibly Livistona chinensis?

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Thanks everyone. Yes it is armed with small thorns. Top of leaves are glossy bright green and undersides are powdery whitish 

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  • 9 months later...
On 4/26/2020 at 5:25 AM, Marius said:

Hi Everyone. I trust that everyone is well in these trying times that we were thrust into so suddenly. 

Does anyone know what species this is?  Could be B. elegans.  Has it been in the ground for several years?  They are very slow.  My 50 year old plant only has 4 feet of trunk.  Perhaps B. elegans is the most frost hardy of the genus.  When mine was young it took 19 degrees for several days with no damage!

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55 minutes ago, utile said:

 

hi. This Brahea is the same as the one on the pic below. I got it in August 2019. 

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On 4/26/2020 at 1:13 PM, Fusca said:

I'd say Brahea brandegeei as well - looks like it is armed.

 

If it grows 2 feet a year it is brandegei but can burn at 26 degrees

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