Pinanga disticha is a distinctive clustering palm species belonging to the family Arecaceae, naturally occurring across various regions of Southeast Asia, with notable populations in Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand.
The palm exhibits a moderate growth rate and typically reaches heights suitable for understory vegetation in its native habitat. The stems, or culms, grow in a clustered formation, supporting an elegant crown of fronds. The leaves are pinnate (feather-like), with leaflets arranged in a regular pattern along the rachis, contributing to its ornamental value.
The species name “disticha” refers to the two-ranked arrangement of its parts, a characteristic feature that helps in its identification.
In its natural habitat, Pinanga disticha typically thrives in the understory of tropical forests, where it adapts well to partially shaded conditions.
It’s prefer a full shade to partial shade. High humidity, Well draining soil consistent watering, don’t let the soil waterlogged. Not hardy to coldness.
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