Pot:
14-17
Height:
40-100
Hardiness:
Not Hardy
Watering:
Moderately
Sunlight:
Moderately
Pot:
14-17
Height:
40-100
Hardiness:
Not Hardy
Watering:
Moderately
Sunlight:
Moderately
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Dypsis pembana is endemic to Pemba Island, Tanzania, where it grows in moist evergreen lowland and littoral forests at up to 50 m. above sea level.
How to Care for Your:
Dypsis pembana
Pot:
Available in pot sizes of 14-17cm.
Height:
Choose between 40-100cm. tall plants.
Hardiness:
Not Hardy
Watering:
Moderately
Sunlight:
Moderately
Pot:
14-17
Height:
40-100
Hardiness:
Not Hardy
Watering:
Moderately
Sunlight:
Moderately
Dypsis pembana is endemic to Pemba Island, Tanzania, where it grows in moist evergreen lowland and littoral forests at up to 50 m. above sea level.
Dypsis pembana is one of the tallest of the Dypsis palms in nature. It is a clustering species, but occasionally, in cultivation, a solitary plant will pop up. It’s a clustering palm growing 4–12 m (13–39 ft) tall. The stems are pale brown to green in colour and prominently ringed with leaf scars, measuring 6–15 cm (2.4–5.9 in) in diameter with internodes up to 24 cm (9.4 in) long.
It’s prefer a full sun. High humidity, Well draining soil consistent watering, don’t let the soil waterlogged. Not hardly to coldness.
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