Areca vestiaria "Maroon" - Vestiaria-Palm
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Certainly one of the most attractive of the already attractive Areca genus. Particularly striking is the reddish-brown to red crown shaft (in contrast to the orange-red of the regular A. vestiaria), which is reminiscent of Cyrtostachys. Areca vestiaria forms clumps and forms striking stilt roots. The relatively broad leaflets are serrated at the tips. Loves a shady location and nutrient-rich soil. All in all, Areca vestiaria is definitely a worthwhile alternative to the much sought-after Cyrtostachys renda, as it is less demanding and yet equally attractive. This variant offered here forms a bronze-colored to reddish-brown new leaf.
certainly one of the most attractive of the already attractive Areca genus, the reddish brown to red crown shaft is particularly striking (in contrast to the orange-red of the regular A. vestiaria), which is reminiscent of Cyrtostachys, Areca vestiaria forms clumps and forms conspicuous stilt roots, the relatively broad leaflets are serrated at the tips, loves a shady location and nutrient-rich soil, all in all Areca vestiaria is definitely a worthwhile alternative to the much sought-after Cyrtostachys renda, as it is less demanding and yet equally attractive, this variant offered here forms a bronze-coloured to reddish brown new leaf
1155-001
Data sheet
- Habitus
- Fiederpalme mehrstämmig
- Heimat
- Indonesien
- Kälteresistend
- nein
- Lichtverhältnisse
- halbschattig bis hell
- Wasserbedarf
- hoch
- Blattfärbung
- grün, neues Blatt bronzefarben
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Certainly one of the most attractive of the already attractive Areca genus. Particularly striking is the reddish-brown to red crown shaft (in contrast to the orange-red of the regular A. vestiaria), which is reminiscent of Cyrtostachys. Areca vestiaria forms clumps and forms striking stilt roots. The relatively broad leaflets are serrated at the tips. Loves a shady location and nutrient-rich soil. All in all, Areca vestiaria is definitely a worthwhile alternative to the much sought-after Cyrtostachys renda, as it is less demanding and yet equally attractive. This variant offered here forms a bronze-colored to reddish-brown new leaf.