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Archontophoenix myolensis

Archontophoenix myolensis is a species of tall palm tree, slender and elegant that some

way reminds us of A. cunninghamiana, with a smooth trunk

that can reach the 20 m high and with a bluish green capital

holding a vast crown of graceful arched leaves.

Hailing from Northeast Queensland, grows in just a couple of places

in the gallery forest of volcanic soil at an altitude of 350-400 m

near Myola in the Atherton Highlands.

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Archontophoenix myolensis culture

It would follow from its native location that this palm should be

slightly more resistant to cold than the rest of the genus with a

equal affinity for large amounts of water.

At least in southern california, this palm is NOT that sturdy

cold like A. cunninghamiana, but it's more or less the same

than the rest of the Archontophoenix group.

All are made into crisp brown structures,

while A. cunninghamiana has a few degrees more

cold tolerance (what makes a big difference,

since those few degrees of tolerance can mean life or death.

Comments and curiosities
It is one of the rarest and endangered species of the

gender,if not the most, in its natural environment.

This species looks like A. cunninghamiana in the macroscopic appearance of the leaves and lax pinnae.

Floristically looks like A. alexandrae, although the remains

stigmatics that are eccentric in fruit are unique within the genus.

Additional Information

Weight 3 kg

Archontophoenix myolensis m20

Category:

38,50

PLANT 120-130 CM

FLOWER POT 20 CM

Origin: Australia

Height: 18 meters

Rusticidad: : 9b (-4º C)

Exposition: From sunny to shady

Irrigation: Abundant

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