Lanceoloa or kentiopsis

[Jungle 9]

Lost tag not sure which one it is

[Palmiz]

Looks more kentiopsis oliviformis, but kinda looks archontophoenix to me. Can that be a possibility?

[Harry’s Palms]

A friend gave me a bunch of palms from his yard that look just like that. They were Archontophoenix Maxima and A. Pupurae. My smal Kentiopsis has fine leaflets , not so wide. Lanceolata are much darker green and super wide leaflets like Chembroynia. Time will tell. Harry

[happypalms]

Here’s  a couple of Lancelota seedlings I have if it helps better I’d them. Plus an oliverformis I have in the garden. They do look like archontophoenix purpurea. 

[Jungle 9]

6 hours ago, happypalms said:

Here’s  a couple of Lancelota seedlings I have if it helps better I’d them. Plus an oliverformis I have in the garden. They do look like archontophoenix purpurea. 

Which is the first picture?

[Jungle 9]

15 hours ago, Palmiz said:

Looks more kentiopsis oliviformis, but kinda looks archontophoenix to me. Can that be a possibility?

It could be all three I had lost my laceolota and this was almost 2 years ago I was hoping this was it it was before I tagged everything 

[happypalms]

1 hour ago, Jungle 9 said:

Which is the first picture?

The first two pics are lanceolata.

[sonoranfans]

Chambeyronia Oliviformis, (formerly known as Kentiopsis Oliviformis) develops a heel, the others do not.  The chambeyronia will have thicker more waxy leaves than the others.  Sometimes you have to wait for them to develop more to differentiate them.

[D. Morrowii]

Here is a small C. oliviformis. I think they lose those bifid leafs pretty early.

and a slightly larger one.

Here is the youngest Archontophoenix I could find in the yard. 

 

I looked around for a photo of a similar sized C lanceolata but I couldn't find one. I’m thinking some type of Archontophoenix also. Lanceolata doesn't usually have that uniform color like the palms in your photos. The stems and leaf bases are sort of olive colored or even pinkish. Also what ever the smaller midribs or veins are called? Those aren’t clearly visible in C. lanceolata but they are easily seen on the palms in your photos. Anyway, not a professional opinion.