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Potted Palm ID Please

mlappalm

By mlappalm
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Found this on the interwebs, no ID. looks like a good indoor palm, I’m just wondering what it is.  Some type of chamadorea? I really like the wide leaflets!

PalmatierMeg Grand Master

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Definitely Chamaedorea. The puckered pinnae remind me of C. oblongata but that is a solitary palm. Maybe they were artificially clumped by the grower but I've not seen that done with oblongata.

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Might be Chamaedorea pinnatifrons, also.  Certainly looks like several individual plants, not a suckering form.

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