Samanea saman - Monkey Pod Tree
By Delonix1
- 19 Jan, 2018
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My Monkey pod tree is also loving the really warm to hot weather this year. It usually is loosing 40 percent of it's leaves this time of year. Instead it's growing really fast. Photo taken Jan. 7, 2018.
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Yes, this tree is very different from Monkey Puzzle tree.
It's growing unbelievably well this winter. It's very tropical and usually looses about 40 to 60 percent of its leaves during winter here.
23 Jan, 2018
That's great its doing well over the winter shame it looses its leaves but at least it survives.
23 Jan, 2018
Yes, it's doing very well. It is a semi-deciduous tree (normally).
25 Jan, 2018
Dont think I ve ever known a semi deciduous tree before glad it s doing well for you.
25 Jan, 2018
Many tropical trees are semi-deciduous or very briefly deciduous, this is just one. Here are more exmples: Tabebuia species, Erythrina species, Chrorisia species, Psidium guajava, Bauhinia species, Cassia leptophylla, Spathodea campanulata.
26 Jan, 2018
You have quite a few varieties then I don't think we have any here that I know of.
26 Jan, 2018
In most colder climates most trees go completely dormant or deciduous. Even trees that loose leaves here are never completely dormant. The roots are always growing.
26 Jan, 2018
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How unusual love the shape of the leaves un like our Monkey tree here.
22 Jan, 2018