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Dypsis that are still Dypsis

Cindy Adair

By Cindy Adair
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Max974 Community Regular

Max974

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Dypsis poivreana, owes its name to a famous Lyonnais botanist of the 18th century, Pierre Poivre.

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realarch Grand Master

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Max, D. poivreana is an unusual and beautiful little palm. I’ve got a couple in the garden…I need to add a few photos.

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Hilo, Hawaii

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realarch Grand Master

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Dypsis soanieranae. That’s what I acquired it as, but I still have doubts. Interesting and attractive little palm with a fuzzy stem.

Look for the three skinny little canes in the center of the first photo. 

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Another dypsis I have is pinnatafrons a lovely small understory palm 

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realarch Grand Master

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On 2/11/2024 at 5:21 AM, Max974 said:

Dypsis jumelleana

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Have never heard of this one, interesting leaf arrangement. Thanks Max974.

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realarch Grand Master

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Max, that’s a beauty. Looks like it’s quite a mature specimen from the height of the trunk and has a resemblance to D. forficifolia. Thanks for the post.

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