BIGGER, FASTER GROWING, NO BROWNING OF LEAFLETS
Archontophoenix teracarpa is a fictitious name given to an unknown species/type of King Palm that I have in my garden and no one can identify. I’ve been collecting seeds from it for quite a few years and offering it for sale. Everyone who gets one agrees – “It’s the best King Palm ever!” It got the name from the Latin “Large body”, which it has. After trying to identify the species over many years and with no success, we coined the name “Archontophoenix teracarpa“. The closest species to it would be A. maxima but it’s not the same. So, what are the differences that makes teracarpa more ideal?It is faster growingIt gets taller than the regular King PalmIt tolerates full sun betterIt doesn’t brown tip in full sunIt has a blue crown shaftIt has a super thick trunk
The band size plants are about 3-4 years old and huge – about 2 feet tall and need to be planted or repotted into 5g pots.
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