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John2468

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Hello, which species or hybrid of Phoenix is this? Thin trunk ~ 6in diameter, no signs of suckering. Thanks!

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idontknowhatnametuse Veteran

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Syagrus hybrid. There's coronata in that.

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i don’t see any spines so it probably isn’t a phoenix 

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Looks like a skinny Syagrus hybrid

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Eric

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zone 9b/10a

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10 hours ago, TropicsEnjoyer said:

i don’t see any spines so it probably isn’t a phoenix 

It does look like Syagrus. There are some long spiky bits on some old frond bases with a rigid appearance on the leaflets, that’s what made me think it was a Phoenix. 
Here is a closeup of the old frond bases with the spiky bits:

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