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Does anyone know what this is called

Neilp
Neilp
in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

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Many thanks

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    Looks like Chamaedorea , perhaps Elegens. Harry

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    3 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

    Looks like Chamaedorea , perhaps Elegens. Harry

    yes

    GIUSEPPE

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    Female chamaedorea elegans!

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    Thank you , I’ll see if I can get one on the web

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    3 minutes ago, Neilp said:

    Thank you , I’ll see if I can get one on the web

    Why get one get three, and while you’re at it here’s four other chamaedoreas worth tracking down as well! IMG_5365.jpegChamaedorea metallicaIMG_5238.jpegchamaedorea Ernest augustii @Harry’s Palms favourite! IMG_5229.jpegChamaedorea adscendens IMG_4815.jpegchamaedorea radicalis

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    Yes - they look good - thanks

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    Yes , one is never enough ….two is too many because next you know you will be living in a jungle! There are many Chamaedorea species that are small but still bring a bit of tropical to your space . Most are cool tolerant and can survive for many years in pots . They do like shade though , for the most part . Some will handle sun but only a few varieties. That particular species is best in shade. A common species that are available . Harry75415786635__3669884A-D06E-4EC4-A349-AF78DCACAD39.jpeg

    It all started with one particular palm . This photo was a couple of years ago , there are more now . The madness continues all the way around our house🙄! There are somewhere around 3000 different Species of palms in the world , just not enough space. Have fun with your palm when you find it.

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