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Pandanus 'red edge'

Laisla87

By Laisla87
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Laisla87

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Just curious if anyone has any experience with this one, it's all over the shops and nurseries and quite cheap too.

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Pedro 65

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Pandanus utilis is 1 of the fastest growing Pandanus, its from Madagascar, plant in Full sun with plenty of moisture, heres a pic of 1 here dropping seed off the large fruit. Pete :)

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Pandanus utilis is 1 of the fastest growing Pandanus, its from Madagascar, plant in Full sun with plenty of moisture, heres a pic of 1 here dropping seed off the large fruit. Pete :)

How fast can I expect it to grow?

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Very fast.........it certainly outstrips the local Pandanus tectorius with regards to speed of growth. The other standouts I have for speed are Pandanus monetheca and my Pandanus dubius (Fat Boy) is quick also, although slowing down for winter.

Andrew,
Airlie Beach, Whitsundays

Tropical Queensland

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I have had growth rates of 2m in 3 years, which is pretty fast for a Pandan...with prop roots too! P.monotheca is faster when provided lots of water.

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Tampa Scott Mentor

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I have a 6' branch that was broken off my Pandanus when I had a palm cut down today. Can I root the 6' branch or should I cut it smaller? The branch branches to a triple.

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