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ISO variegated dwarf areca catechu

JohnLight
JohnLight
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Willing to import!

thank you,

John

Me too.

Have you seen one ?

i have 3...none variegated 

The Palm Mahal

Hollywood Fla

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I saw this pic on fb so figured I’d put out a wanted ad. This one is in Australia.

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    On 5/7/2019 at 3:02 PM, JohnLight said:

    I saw this pic on fb so figured I’d put out a wanted ad. This one is in Australia.

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    Looks really cool but I’d say that the petioles are much too long for that to be a dwarf. Regardless, a variegated Areca Catechu would still be a beautiful palm. 

    These are hard to find!  I found a couple regular Catchu’s a few years back.  Lost one due to import. 

    Here is mine today, about 5’ tall in a 5g pot   

     

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