Caryota mitis |
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| Origin:- | Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Burma, Malay Peninsula, Minahasa Peninsula of the North Celebes, Java, and Sumatra |
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| Conservation Status:- | Not endangered |
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| Sun Requirements:- | Partial shade |
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| Water Requirements:- | High |
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| Minimum Temperature:- | -2 Degrees C |
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| Overall Height:- | 25-30 feet |
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| Spread:- | 10-15 feet |
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| Trunk:- | Clustering, 4-6 inches in diameter, grey/green |
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| Crownshaft:- | No |
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| Leaf:- | Bi-pinnate, medium green and resembling a fishtail |
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| Flowers:- | Terminal pale cream flowers on pendant panicles up to 12 inches long |
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| Fruit:- | ½ an inch in diameter, oval and orange/red when ripe |
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| Sex:- | Monoecious, male and female flowers occur on same plant |
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| Pests & Diseases:- | Fungal leaf spot, lethal yellowing, spider mites, scales |
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| Seed Germination:- | Easily, up to 1 month |
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'mitis' is Latin for gentle or mild |
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