Chamaedorea elegans pictures
mcgyvr2009i
10 years ago
I have had so many Parlor Palm clusters in my two years as a gardener and this palm comes from my fifth cluster I bought about a year ago.
It's got 3 healthy fronds and is doing swimmingly, It's a single-trunk specimen I separated from the clump and in the past 3 months, I have scene a new spearleaf coming out.
Here are some pictures:
I'm hoping it will grow to about 5-6 feet so I can impress some of my friends. Will it get that tall in a 5 gallon pot especially as a single trunk? How long before then?Thanks.
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