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Does anyone know what species this rhapis is? It is 15 years

old to give you an idea on speed of growth

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hi steve, your rhapis looks very similar to mine,check out the forum "is this rhapis thailand:it sounds like the one LYNN McKAMEY describes in SECRET OF THE ORIENT.

Regards Marty

Townsville NQ

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Hi Marty

This one is actually from a batch of Excelsa seeds and is only 30cm tall after 15 years

It has a strange pup coming up with curled leaves.It will be interesting when it gets a bit bigger

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I'm thinking R. laosensis

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Townsville NQ

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1 subtillis, subtillis,excelsa, humillis.thailand, multifida,gracillis, laosensis

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Regards Marty

Townsville NQ

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