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Wallichia densifolia in the understory

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One of the densifolia I have is in the understory and it seems to like the dense understory tolerant of low light. While the other one is very bright light conditions. A very tough palm, that tolerates dry conditions. And cool conditions, along with I will drink whatever water is available palm! 

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    Funky flowers too. And they get big! Now Arenga oblongifolia I believe.

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    4 minutes ago, richnorm said:

    Funky flowers too. And they get big! Now Arenga oblongifolia I believe.

    Totally alien like male flower! And yes they did change there, but to me it will always be a densifolia.

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