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Linospadix Monostachya

Reynevan
Reynevan
in PALMS IN POTS

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Hello! :)

Does anyone have an experience with Linospadix as a potted palm? Is it suitable for indoor growth? It does look like an Australian version of Parlour palm to me :)

I have not had one inside, but the ones in the garden are very slow in pots or in the ground it made no difference to them. 

If you start with one of reasonable size it should be quite good I think. 

They are tolerant of a wide variety of light and temperature conditions in the back garden,

from very bright in a lot of sun to deep understory with no direct sun at all.

The ones out of the sun, in the shade do best.

Cheers Steve

It is not dead, it is just senescence.

   

 

 

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