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Identify my palm

Margaret star

By Margaret star
in PALMS IN POTS

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Margaret star Newbie

Margaret star

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I have had this palm for ever! Never knew its name! Or if I should cover the roots?

help!

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John2468 Mentor

John2468

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Pygmy date palm, Phoenix roebelenii, yes I would cover the roots.

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Darold Petty Grand Master

Darold Petty

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A very well-grown palm,  Welcome to Palmtalk !  :)

San Francisco, California

Looking Glass Grand Master

Looking Glass

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If you’ve had it that long, in a pot inside, and it looks that good, I wouldn’t rock the boat too much.   Keep doing what you are doing.   These develop a lot of adventitious roots on the lower trunk even 1-2 feet above the ground here.   Don't worry too much about it.   If you wanted to add a little soil that would probably be ok, but don’t bury it or you could cause rot, which is a problem for indoor potted palms. 

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