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Unknown Copernicia ?

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I got this palm from John Bishock many years ago. It gets alot of shade so the petioles are elongated. Any ideas what it may be? There is a huge Royal towering over it. It gets the crap beat out of it from the massive falling fronds.

Coral Gables, FL 8 miles North of Fairchild USDA Zone 10B

Looks like it has some C. hospita in it but I don't know for sure if it is pure C. hospita or a hybrid.

Look like Copernicia hospita (Rigid) in thailand.

Regards,

Ron, is it just yellow at night or is it in need of some nutrients? Some of these hybrids display what I have heard of as 'hybrid decline'--basically the opposite of hybrid vigor... Jody is spot on with the hospita tag--there is at least some in it... I would give it more light, if possible.

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