I need help identifying

[Pattu]

Hi 

I need help

identifying  two palms I. Need to bring them in from outside so they can survive the winter.  I plan to put them back on our pool patio summer 2023 

[Pattu]

Just now, Pattu said:

Hi 

I need help

identifying  two palms I. Need to bring them in from outside so they can survive the winter.  I plan to put them back on our pool patio summer 2023

i will be adding photos. I live in zone 6 WNY area  

 

[JLM]

1 hour ago, Pattu said:

Hi 

I need help

identifying  two palms I. Need to bring them in from outside so they can survive the winter.  I plan to put them back on our pool patio summer 2023 

Please post pictures, we wont have a clue without pics. Welcome to Palmtalk!

[MrTropical]

Pictures would be greatly appreciated. Without pictures, we won't know what kind of palms they are! 😄

Welcome to PalmTalk! 

9-14-2022

[Pattu]

13 hours ago, Pattu said:

Hi 

I need help

identifying  two palms I. Need to bring them in from outside so they can survive the winter.  I plan to put them back on our pool patio summer 2023 

 

[Pattu]

11 hours ago, JLM said:

Please post pictures, we wont have a clue without pics. Welcome to Palmtalk!

 

[Pattu]

11 hours ago, MrTropical said:

Pictures would be greatly appreciated. Without pictures, we won't know what kind of palms they are! 😄

Welcome to PalmTalk! 

9-14-2022

 

11 hours ago, MrTropical said:

Pictures would be greatly appreciated. Without pictures, we won't know what kind of palms they are! 😄

Welcome to PalmTalk! 

9-14-2022

Hi thank you 

I’ve been trying to attach photos to the original

post and can’t seem to do it. I’m sorry 

[idontknowhatnametuse]

7 minutes ago, Pattu said:

 

Hi thank you 

I’ve been trying to attach photos to the original

post and can’t seem to do it. I’m sorry 

Hyophorbe Verschaffeltii and Adonidia Merrillii

[PalmatierMeg]

1 hour ago, idontknowhatnametuse said:

Hyophorbe Verschaffeltii and Adonidia Merrillii

Agree. Both must be kept indoors during a NY winter. The Hyophorbe might take a quick one-time drop to 30F but requires a rebound in temps after sunrise. Adonidia is one of the most cold sensitive palms in cultivation. Both require high temps (over 80F), high humidity (>70%) and high light/sun to survive indoors. Northern houses are too cold, too dry and too dark to ensure survival, so you should plan on creating conditions of light, warmth and humidity in your house for them. Adonidia are solitary palms so be aware you have two separate plants competing in that pot. I would bring them indoors once days fall below 65F and nights below 50F. Also be aware that cold rain can be deadly to tropical palms so don’t leave/put them outdoors below 60F in rainy weather.

[Pattu]

Which one has two different palms in it?

 

thry are the same but two different pots. Thanks for the info I am bringing them in tonight I have a warm and humid bathroom with good light

[Fusca]

5 hours ago, Pattu said:

This palm with the blue pool strainer in the photo is Hyophorbe verschaffeltii or "spindle palm" (quantity 1):

This one below is the Adonidia merrillii or "Christmas palm" (quantity 2).  You can see that there are 2 distinct trunks indicating 2 plants as Meg mentioned.  Some palms like Chamadorea cataractarum or "cat palm" are not solitary palms but they are clumping palms so you might see something similar in a pot but it is the same plant.  The Chamadorea cataractarum is a much better choice for an indoor palm.

 

 

[PalmatierMeg]

2 hours ago, Pattu said:

Which one has two different palms in it?

 

thry are the same but two different pots. Thanks for the info I am bringing them in tonight I have a warm and humid bathroom with good light

The Adonidias x2. They are separate solitary palms stuck into one pot.