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I’ve been eager to join this thread for years. Here’s the largest stem on our C. onilahensis. I’m calling it ring time! We have had an unusually sunny May here in SF and a lot of the palms are yellowing, but not this one.

 

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Welcome to this thread. That’s a nice looking little onilahensis. I’m sure it’s enjoying your sunnier than usual May.

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Paul lives only about one mile more inland than I, but I believe his microclimate is warmer and more sunny !  :bummed:

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Bought this as Chrysalidocarpus Ambositrae, I refer to it as a “stiff leafed Ambositrae”.  Size 10 sandal for scale.

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3 hours ago, Hilo Jason said:

Bought this as Chrysalidocarpus Ambositrae, I refer to it as a “stiff leafed Ambositrae”.  Size 10 sandal for scale.

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A question for you Jason:  is it stiff leaf or stiff leaflet you reference?  Definitely a beefy specimen and attractive. 

33.0782 North -117.305 West  at 72 feet elevation

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On 5/25/2025 at 6:55 AM, Tracy said:

A question for you Jason:  is it stiff leaf or stiff leaflet you reference?  Definitely a beefy specimen and attractive. 

Kind of both, but definitely still leaflet and much thicker leaflets as well. I had a couple of these in my Fallbrook garden and my previous Hilo garden. Almost looks like an Ambositrae crossed with Decipiens. 

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