Very little is known about this palm. It’s even unclear as to whether it’s a true species or some kind of Dypsis hybrid. It is a thin trunked, suckering species that enthusiasts are growing and discussing. Many are having success with it. The trunks are about 2 inches thick, the crown shafts have dark speckles and a silver color and the trunks are prominently ringed. Consensus is to grow it in filtered light and let it work its way into the sun. This is the first time we’ve offered them for sale. These bands have 2 to 3 leaves. They are extremely rare. Very limited numbers.
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The garden photo is c/o PalmTalk by an unknown author.
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Owner at Jungle Music Palms & Cycads
Phil Bergman runs a nursery in San Diego County, Jungle Music. He writes articles on all sorts of palm, cycad, and tropical plants.
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