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Any information on Arenga nana out there?

happypalms
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I cannot find any information on this palm, apart from it was wallichia nana. Does anyone have pictures of this palm? 

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    I actually know about them . They must grow in Santa Paula , California . There is a place on hospital hill to send them to. They will be quite happy there.

          I really don’t know but if they are anything like Engleri , very easy , cool tolerant . They look just like the baby Engleri I got for a friend . Harry

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    23 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

    I actually know about them . They must grow in Santa Paula , California . There is a place on hospital hill to send them to. They will be quite happy there.

          I really don’t know but if they are anything like Engleri , very easy , cool tolerant . They look just like the baby Engleri I got for a friend . Harry

    Here we call it an over 55 retirement village, only problem is is iam over 55 so I now qualify to buy one, what a terrible experience that would be leaving my garden behind for a snooker night and friendly game of bingo with the rest of us geriatrics 
    Iam confident in the cool tolence 

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    On 5/8/2026 at 1:20 PM, happypalms said:

    I cannot find any information on this palm, apart from it was wallichia nana. Does anyone have pictures of this palm? 

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    Richard, where did you get the seeds? And how long did they take to germinate?

    GIUSEPPE

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    7 hours ago, gyuseppe said:

    Richard, where did you get the seeds? And how long did they take to germinate?

    The seeds were a gift, and they took about 6 months to germinate. They would be a good one for your climate! 

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    Mine is over 4 meters tall.
    Richard, if you ever get these seeds again, don't forget me!🇮🇹

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    GIUSEPPE

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    17 hours ago, gyuseppe said:

    Mine is over 4 meters tall.
    Richard, if you ever get these seeds again, don't forget me!🇮🇹

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    Nice one gyuseppe! 

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