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Identification rare palm (pictures attached)

dwimss

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dwimss Community Regular

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Hi,

I have planted some small palm tree, i would like to know the name of these palms.

Below some pictures if you can help me to find the name.

Thanks.

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dwimss Community Regular

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I dont think its a Ptychosperma macarthurii, its not the same palm !

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Perhaps a Veitchia. I see some speckles on the stems that remind me of V. joannis

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dwimss Community Regular

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Thats true it look more like a Veitchia arecina, but im not sure, I find the picture below on the web.

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gyuseppe Veteran

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 Hello Mehdi
you live in Morocco? in winter that  minimum temperatures you have in your city?

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Hi Giuseppe,

We have around 9 - 12 C minimum sometimes during winter nights (from Mid-December to Mid-February) and during the day 18 - 23 C, this winter is not so cold we have higher temperatures.

I have many tropical palms and they growing well here, I havent tried coconut palms yet and havent seen them in the city.

 

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18 hours ago, dwimss said:

Hi,

I have planted some small palm tree, i would like to know the name of these palms.

Below some pictures if you can help me to find the name.

Thanks.

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Are you sure it will grow being so close to a massive trunk of a ? monster? (Syagrus? Roystonea?)

Root competition will be hard!

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Hello Mehdi

you have a good climate !   in what city you live?
as you know in Italy there are many people of  Morocco who live here, some of my Moroccan friends had told me that their climate were the same as mine, 

they were wrong? or Morocco have many different climatic zones?
 

GIUSEPPE

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mehdi:

That looks a lot like a Veitchia arecina.

(See my PM, private message . . . )

If that's what it is, keep it protected from the cold. On the other hand, if it won't get too cold where you are, it should grow wonderfully if you water it!

Welcome to palm talk!

How about some pictures of Morocco? Palms, people, Fez, Marakesh . . . .

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Here some pictures just after this winter, it was cold during february and march this year, damaged my Veichia's, and I lost 2 of 14.

I made more research, they are Veitchia Joannis most cold tolerant in veitchia species I think, and they look good after few years...

 

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