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Palm ID

11 years ago

was at the local greenhouse and these were tucked into the back. I'm sure its somthing very common and simple but I am drawing a blank. trunks are a real yellow color and almost bamboo like. any ideas? they have 20 or so of them I might try to get one when it warms up.

pic is crap looks better on my phone

Comments (3)

ericthehurdler
11 years ago
no picture

sounds like a Dypsis lutescens
tropicalzone7
11 years ago
Either Dypsis lutescens or Chamaedorea seifrizii. Both have bamboo looking trunks.
-Alex
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miketropic
Original Author
11 years ago
the pics were crap once I uploaded but looked good on my phone lol. I would guess Dypsis lutescens is right since it has the bamboo look and is also a yellow color. there really large, biggest I have seen but I doubt there for sale. mostly for rent, partys and weddings things like that.

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