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Anyone know this palm name?

shark

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I found this picture on e-commerce but the seller didn't gave the species name so i ask to you guys..

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30 minutes ago, shark said:

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I found this picture on e-commerce but the seller didn't gave the species name so i ask to you guys..

I'm also not very sure when i messaging to the seller. He had no good information about the palm, all he know was that it came from another plant seller and the palm has a new red leaf on it....

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@shark a new red leaf narrows it down a lot.  The most common around here is Chambeyronia Macrocarpa, aka the "Flamethrower Palm."  There are a few others that throw red new leaves.  Laccospadix Australasicus and Dypsis Forficifolia come to mind, also I think a couple of Geonoma do that and Kentiopsis/Chambeyronia Pyriformis.  There might be others too. 

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