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Fiji fan palm

Scientific Name

Common names

: Pritchardia pacifica

: Fiji fan palm

Fiji fan palm is a beautiful, medium sized quick growing palm native to Fiji in the Southwest Pacific. This palm will grow up to 30 inches with a straight smooth trunk with some fiber patterning at the base. It has numerous palmate leaves which are very large and nearly as wide as long. The shallowly split leaves are rich lime green with a yellowish midrib. This ornamental palm has fragrant brownish flowers. The spherical fruit is 11-12 mm in diameter, turning red then black at maturity. The seed is 7mm in diameter.

Fiji fan palm prefers partial shade or partial sun to full sun. The soil should be moist. It requires bright light and high humidity. The propagation of this palm is through seeds. Fresh seed germinates within 30 days. Transplant the palm at 1" depth using a well draining soil mix. Plant in a sunny, moist, but well drained position. This slow growing palm is well suited for coastal areas. Questions of
 Questions & Answers
 1.  Posted on : 19.1.2010  By  :  larie Kent , hawaii Post Answer
 

How do i groom my seal wax palms. Can I take the new growth out with roots and try to get them to grow with out hurting the main trunk. they are eight feet high and I just planted them

 
 2.  Posted on : 13.9.2009  By  :  monicah1981@yahoo.com , santa barbara Post Answer
 

I just bought two majesty palms at home depot.I heard there shade plants and love water. How true is this and what kind of soil should I put them in? There 10-12 feet tall,and there going in the ground.and How much cold can they handle at night time

 
Ans:  I have seen these planted in the ground here and they were huge. They were positioned on the southwest side of the house(protected from north winds which can be severe here). My guess to minimum temperature would be 40 degrees. Remember: these are topical NOT desert palms which can take colder temps. Hope I have helped!
  Posted by Robert, Houston, Tx
 3.  Posted on : 13.6.2009  By  :  Jarnail , Ludhiana Post Answer
 

Can u get me guide to growing Palm Majesty in our home lord.kindly explane it is possible thats possible then do it.

 
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