Some more indoor-palms...

[Sandra]

Hi,

These are some of my palms which I cultivate indoor. Most of them from germination until today: My Archontophoenix collection, from left to the right: Myolensis, Alexandrae, Tuckerii, Cunninghamiana and in front the small one Maxima:

My Achontophoenix cunninghamiana Illawara

The Dypsis: the „big one“ Baronii, the small Madagascariensis

Euterpe edulis:

to be continued..

[Sandra]

Part 2:

Hyophorbe (bottlepalm) Lagenicaulis

Hyophorbe Verschaffeltii:

Hyophorbe Indica (green). I got her as seedling last winter with spider mites. I was surprised that she survived. May be she is more resistant than Lagenicaulis. Lagenicaulis in the same size with less mites died…

Latania Lontaroides:

to be continued..

[Sandra]

Part 3:

Rhopalostylis baueri var. Cheesemanii:

Rhapis Multifida (2 years old):

In the front Veitchia Joanis, background Spiralis:

Pseudophoenix Vinifera (grows very very slow):

to be continued..

[Sandra]

Part 4:

Phoenix Robelini

one of the split Ravenae Rivularis, all three are well and this one now begin to spread the leaf!

These are the most of my indoor palms. In summer no problem! But in the winter months the humidity in the heated rooms is very low. A humidifier, spray with water (daily) and ventilation are necessary. Nevertheless I lost many seedlings last winter by spider mites and mealy bugs.

Regards,

Sandra

[epicure3]

Where are you located?

[Sandra]

... in the south of Germany.

[OverGrown]

Wow this is the exact post I needed to see. I'm about to do the same in New York. Just picked up small Dypsis decaryi to start! This inspires me to expand my indoor collection!

[8er-moni]

Hi Sandra!

thanks for the pics - now I can see all your beautiful palms in one thread

Congratulations to your efforts to keep them healthy!