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Max974

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Mate, you are probably right, I wish that the plant that I grew as 'Red Form' was as red as that.  It never was though, mine probably never was 'Red Form', from the look of that.   Mine is flowering unsuccessfully at the moment.

Cheers Steve

It is not dead, it is just senescence.

   

 

 

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No, it is not a Hyophorbe indica. This palm is unknown to me, the seed may come from Madagascar. He has saxophone roots ...

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I am stumped but its driving me crazy because it looks familiar.  Mabe some kinda raffia 

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It doesn't look like a H. Indica red.

I have a potted small one and the petioles are more orange than red. Also the base of the plant is nothing like the OP's pics.

 

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If it’s not a Lemur then I’d guess Calyptronoma plumeriana. 

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13 hours ago, GottmitAlex said:

It doesn't look like a H. Indica red.

I have a potted small one and the petioles are more orange than red. Also the base of the plant is nothing like the OP's pics.

The Max974 palm will not be a Hyophorbe indica (the "saxophone", for example, is not visible in the photo), however the color of the indica in the juvenile phase is very variable, I have had one of the same color as the Max palm.

Regards,

Pietro Puccio

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This Dypsis was identified by the President of the "Fous de Palmiers de France", our friend Pierre-Olivier Albano, it is Dypsis perrieri.

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On 9/25/2020 at 9:41 PM, Max974 said:

 

This Dypsis was identified by the President of the "Fous de Palmiers de France", our friend Pierre-Olivier Albano, it is Dypsis perrieri.

This is a beautiful dypsis. I wish I had one for the garden but the trees that are at florabunda have not set seeds yet

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4 hours ago, Fusca said:

At that size it looks like an unarmed tropical Butia!  Beautiful!

Add colorful to that statement =) 

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T J 

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13 hours ago, John hovancsek said:

Voici une photo de celui de florabunda 

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Magnificent!!! I hope mine will turn out beautiful too!

At Jeff it's always exceptional, a world reference!

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