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Caryota maxima

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happypalms Grand Master

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I have two Caryota maxima and they are a massive palm towering through the garden cold tolerant responds better with water but this one has only had minimal watering it’s around twenty years old a lovely palm when you remember to look up 

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Mine was growing beautifully until I went to Mt Coot Tha gardens and saw some fully grown specimens. Magnificent things but bloody YOOJE so I dug mine out. I am cowardly like that.

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I came. I saw. I purchased

 

 

27.35 south.

Warm subtropical, with occasional frosts.

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happypalms Grand Master

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9 hours ago, peachy said:

Mine was growing beautifully until I went to Mt Coot Tha gardens and saw some fully grown specimens. Magnificent things but bloody YOOJE so I dug mine out. I am cowardly like that.

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Yes you need a rather large yard for this monster of a palm just one leaf would fill up a wheelie bin and even then only half a leaf they can destroy an understory palm in 1 second flat 

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