Chamaedorea ernesti-augusti - Tuna Tail Palm
By Delonix1
- 5 Mar, 2018
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This is my Tuna Tail palm which I've had for quite a few years. It grows slowly and needs a lot of shade to look its best. Photo taken March 4, 2018.
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Yes, the fronds are gorgeous! It's a very ornamental palm for pretty shaded areas.
6 Mar, 2018
It certainly is . No doubt it not hardy but is tropical.
6 Mar, 2018
It's a beautiful palm and very similar to Chamaedorea metallica (Metallic Palm), which is smaller. I have both.
6 Mar, 2018
It is a beauty . I ve just taken a look at the Chamaedorea metallica agree it does look very much like it.
7 Mar, 2018
The fronds are smaller and more shiny, though. The stature is much smaller. I have some that are almost 6' (2 m) tall. I purchased them around 1995.
9 Mar, 2018
I think it nice having different sizes yes I did notice one was more shiner than tge other it dine well for its age then in your weatger.
9 Mar, 2018
Chamaedorea metallica does have metallic, shiny fronds.
11 Mar, 2018
Yes I can slightly see a shine on it perhaps its the light when taking a photo .
12 Mar, 2018
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It has lovely ribbed leaves .
5 Mar, 2018