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A few mapu to put in the collection. Five in total that will remain in there container in the collection in the greenhouse. 

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Lovely palm. Harry

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Richard, I've always liked this species, but unfortunately they don't last long in my garden.

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GIUSEPPE

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1 hour ago, Harry’s Palms said:

Lovely palm. Harry

I can see why there so popular. 
Richard 

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1 minute ago, gyuseppe said:

Richard, I've always liked this species, but unfortunately they don't last long in my garden.

I don’t ever think I will plant any in the ground in my garden either. 

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1 hour ago, Hu Palmeras said:

Very cool my friend Richard

They don’t get any better than mapu palms. 

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Yes, I was able to purchase them at RPS. I bought both varieties and many other beautiful palm varieties.

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Hace 4 minutos, happypalms dijo:

No hay nada mejor que las palmeras mapu. 

I don't know if they can really stand the winter climate of Chile.

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2 minutes ago, Hu Palmeras said:

I don't know if they can really stand the winter climate of Chile.

Ugo I really don't think so, unfortunately we have to settle

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GIUSEPPE

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I can't reach the heart or the needles. I've used them all.💜

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That's right. I hope to protect them in winter. I'll have to keep them warm and protected with anti-frost netting.

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24 minutes ago, Hu Palmeras said:

Yes, I was able to purchase them at RPS. I bought both varieties and many other beautiful palm varieties.

There are a lot different forms available. 

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24 minutes ago, Hu Palmeras said:

I don't know if they can really stand the winter climate of Chile.

Not a chance outside that’s for sure. 

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Of course, Richard. The two most sought-after or worked on are Licuala mattanensis and Licuala Mapu.

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2 minutes ago, Hu Palmeras said:

Of course, Richard. The two most sought-after or worked on are Licuala mattanensis and Licuala Mapu.

There are a few lanonia varieties coming out now that are very similar in appearance not as grand but cold hardy. There are a port man mapu the lanonia dasyantha. 

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I will have to protect them with anti-frost mesh.

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27 minutes ago, Hu Palmeras said:

I will have to protect them with anti-frost mesh.

Good luck with that, I would bring them indoors in winter in a fish tank terrarium in chile. 

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Thanks, my friend Richard. I enjoyed hearing that. I'll have to protect them so I can enjoy them.

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12 hours ago, Hu Palmeras said:

Thanks, my friend Richard. I enjoyed hearing that. I'll have to protect them so I can enjoy them.

Most definitely protect them, I hear they don’t like below ten degrees. I had one seedling live in my hothouse this winter untouched by the cold weather, I was very surprised to see it live. Maybe if they are germinated in the cool climate they might have a bit of cool tolerance. 

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On 10/16/2025 at 10:53 PM, Hu Palmeras said:

Thanks, my friend Richard. I enjoyed hearing that. I'll have to protect them so I can enjoy them.

To many the MAPU is a holy grail palm I can see why now. There absolutely gorgeous!

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