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Hydriastele ledermanniana

realarch

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Acquired a few years back as H. chaunostachys, which has now been renamed H. ledermanniana. Fast grower and becoming a beautiful palm with arching leaves and grey/white elongated crown shaft. The origin of this palm came from mother plants on the Kona side of the island with seed originally collected years ago on Papua New Guinea. 

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Hilo, Hawaii

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I think I have a couple of these at my place and they are starting to flower. I will try to get a pic later after work 

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4 hours ago, John hovancsek said:

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Well, look at that…..twins.

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Hilo, Hawaii

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I feel like everyone needs one of these. They are fast and take full sun from the start 

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Absolutely stunning palm you have there nice garden.

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The large Hydriastele seem under represented on here and in cultivation in general. Rarely see this one or others such as H gibbsiana. The H ledermanniana in this thread are beauties!

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Patterson Lakes, bayside Melbourne, Australia

Rarely Frost

2005 Minimum: 2.6C,  Maximum: 44C

2005 Average: 17.2C, warmest on record.

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I love these types of palms. I also have H. Valida and it is quickly becoming one of my favorites 

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11 hours ago, tim_brissy_13 said:

The large Hydriastele seem under represented on here and in cultivation in general. Rarely see this one or others such as H gibbsiana. The H ledermanniana in this thread are beauties!

It won’t be if I get my little cultivation fingers on some seeds Tim.

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