Thrinax radiata - Revision history

Geoff_blocked_old at 06:04, 24 September 2016

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KonaKid at 07:23, 12 August 2015

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KonaKid at 05:17, 8 September 2014

2014-09-08T05:17:33Z

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'''Common Name''': Florida Thatch Palm '''''Thrinax radiata''''' is one of this country's native palm s..."

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<center>'''Pronunciation''': THRYE-nax ray-dee-AUH-tuh
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'''Common Name''': Florida Thatch Palm
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'''''Thrinax radiata''''' is one of this country's native palm species, and though a Florida native, can grow in California as well. However, it is extremely slow growing here, and only with patience and extreme age can one grow this palm to an appreciable size in California.

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*'''Habit''': solitary with a crown of 8-20 fan leaves
*'''Height''': 10' estimate
*'''Trunk''': single; 3"-4"; covered with fiber when young, or a short skirt of retained leaves with age; trunk otherwise clean
*'''Crownshaft''': none
*'''Spread''': 6'-8'
*'''Leaf Description''': palmate; leaf a complete circle; leaves split to about 2/3 of their length with exposed leaflets drooping; prominent hastula; 5' long
*'''Petiole/Leaf bases''': 3' long; tubular; arching slightly; unarmed; leaf bases unsplit
*'''Reproduction''': monoecious
*'''Inflorescence''': 3'-4' upright to arching; from within crown; white-cream flowers
*'''Fruit''':
*'''Seed''':
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*'''Minimum Temp''': 27F
*'''Drought Tolerance''': moderate
*'''Dry Heat Tolerance''': moderate
*'''Wind Tolerance''': good
*'''Salt Tolerance''': good
*'''Growth Rate''': very slow
*'''Soil Preference''': widely adaptable
*'''Light Requirement''': full sun
*'''Human Hazards''': none
*'''Disease or Horticultural Problems''': none
*'''Transplants?''': fairly good
*'''Indoor?''': can be used, but suffers eventually from lack of light
*'''Availability''': somewhat rare in California, but readily available from Florida growers; sometimes shows up in garden outlet nurseries as house plants
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Thrinax radiata - Revision history

Geoff_blocked_old at 06:04, 24 September 2016

KonaKid at 07:23, 12 August 2015

KonaKid at 05:17, 8 September 2014

Geoff_blocked_old: Created page with "'''Pronunciation''': THRYE-nax ray-dee-AUH-tuh '''Common Name''': Florida Thatch Palm '''''Thrinax radiata''''' is one of this country's native palm s..."

Geoff_blocked_old: Created page with "'''Pronunciation''': THRYE-nax ray-dee-AUH-tuh
'''Common Name''': Florida Thatch Palm '''''Thrinax radiata''''' is one of this country's native palm s..."