Description

Chinese Fan Palm/Livistona Palm reaches to 50 ft. but usually seen at 30 ft with a 10 to 12-ft spread. Livistona Palm has a single straight trunk and large, 6 ft long leaves which have drooping tips. The divided leaves have long, tapering, ribbon-like segments which gracefully sway beneath the leaves, creating an overall fountain-like effect. Although Chinese Fan Palm has long been used as a container palm, it’s neat leaf habit and interesting form make it ideal for landscape uses, such as in staggered groupings or used as a freestanding specimen, or street tree. They form a closed canopy when planted about ten feet apart along a walk or street. The palm is self-cleaning of old leaves and will require little or no pruning.

• Type: Palm, Specimen
• Exposure: Full Sun to partial shade
• Conditions: Semi-Hard
• Fragrant: No
• Habit: Medium Growing
• Foliage: Open, Symmetrical Drooping Palm Leaves
• Drought Tolerance: Moderate
• Light: tree grows in part shade/part sun; tree grows in full sun
• Temperature:12-50 °C
• Sensitive to: Over Watering. Also, young specimens of Chinese Fan Palm should be partially shaded
• Watering: Average Water Needs; Plants should be watered during dry spells.
• Repotting: This is a problem free palm. Only repot when this palm is completely pot bound. Palms often have shallow root systems, and they don’t appreciate being disturbed.
• Problems: Palms are almost problem free plant in ground. Over-irrigation and rainy weather could initiate root rot. In containers, too much water causes root rot also.

Note-

• Images are only for reference purpose, actual product may very.
• Product comes along with regular earthen pot. You can also add another pot by adding new in your cart.