Description
Because of its extreme drought tolerance it makes a great container plant for light shade to full sun
Much slower than a Trachycarpus fortunei when they are young
will be delivered in P9 pots
where it is found in dry forests but also reaching the oak forest at higher elevations of 1000 m or more
It withstood temperatures of -17°C
chamaerops humilis vulcano total 50 70 cm single stem Accessories Because of its extreme droughtSingle trunk. This Chamaerops vulcano is also a fan palm and has an even more compact leaf growth than the Chamaerops humilis. The leaf of this palm has fewer spines than its relative Chamaerops humilis. The leaf is more compact and smaller, is dark green in colour with a white waxy layer which gives a nice contrast. The Chamaerops vulcano grows very slowly, which is why larger specimens are often quite expensive. The origin of these palms is the