Pritchardia Experts Help Needed To Identify.

[Jim in Los Altos]

Anyone’s help is greatly appreciated in identifying this young Pritchardia I planted a few years ago as a one leaf seedling. It started off very slowly in its full all day sun position and likely insufficient irrigation but is now perked up. It was a no label purchase back then. 
 

[Frond-friend42]

Maybe P. glabrata?

[Harry’s Palms]

No idea , lovely palm though . I only wish I had planted more than one Pritchardia. Harry

[Jim in Los Altos]

1 hour ago, Frond-friend42 said:

Maybe P. glabrata?

Hmm, could very well be. Thank you. 

[happypalms]

Pritchardia gaudi chaudi? 

[quaman58]

3 hours ago, happypalms said:

Pritchardia gaudi chaudi? 

I know that these names come and go over time, but I thought that was one of the species names that Hodel had tossed into the dust bin of history..

[quaman58]

Jim, any lepedia on the leaf undersides?

[Jim in Los Altos]

2 hours ago, quaman58 said:

Jim, any lepedia on the leaf undersides?

Lepedia? Not sure what you are referring to, Bret. The leaves are green on their undersides however. 

[quaman58]

Okay, if they're green, it looks an awful lot like one purchased as P. lanaiensis that I'm growing. Leaf shape, squatty appearance, short petioles. Assuming that mine is actually lanaiensis, and going out further on a limb since Hodel reclassified that species as glabrata...well, there you go. Maybe, possibly, might be.. It's as clear as mud.