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Originally from northeastern Australia and areas of New Guinea, this small, suckering palm has become widely distributed as an ornamental in tropical and warm subtropical areas. The MacArthur Palm produces a dense cluster of slender canes, each topped by a small crown of light green, pinnate leaves. It is ideally suited for the smaller garden, best under a canopy of tall trees, and will also do well as a potted plant indoors if it gets bright light. |
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Country of Origin |
Australia |
General Features |
Palm tree .
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Botanical Family |
Palmae |
Synonyms |
Actinophloeus macarthurii, Kentia macarthurii
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Habitat |
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Cultivation  |
Substrate |
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Temperature during winter |
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Lighting |
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Watering during automn-winter |
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Watering during hot season |
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Fertilizer during growth |
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Pruning |
Repotting |
