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Chamaedorea ?

NBVIBI

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Hi dear members, can you help me to identify this one. Location : South of France

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Phoenikakias Grand Master

Phoenikakias

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No Chamaedorea, Areca lutescens. Still alive?

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NBVIBI

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Thanks.

Yes still alive but suffered from the drought this summer. Water was rationed in this garden !

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NBVIBI

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By the way, It looks like the new name would be Hyophorbe indica, is that correct ?

Phoenikakias Grand Master

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2 hours ago, NBVIBI said:

By the way, It looks like the new name would be Hyophorbe indica, is that correct ?

No, Chrysalidocarpus lutescens

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PalmatierMeg Grand Master

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Chrysalidocarpus lutescens, formerly Dypsis. It needs to have nearby weeds pulled, then wood mulch laid in a 1 meter circle around the stem.

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10 hours ago, PalmatierMeg said:

Chrysalidocarpus lutescens, formerly Dypsis. It needs to have nearby weeds pulled, then wood mulch laid in a 1 meter circle around the stem.

Why so?

happypalms Grand Master

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If it is a chameadorea then radicals is the variety how cod does it get there 

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1 minute ago, happypalms said:

If it is a chameadorea then radicals is the variety how cod does it get there 

Typo cold 

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HI,
can you get some close up photos of the base of the plant? For me it's a Chamaedorea.

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Pietro Puccio

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I need to go back there for more photo.

Temperature rarely go below freezing.

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