A miniature hesper palm
Within the group of the hesper palms, the Sonoran stands out for its slow growth, its small leaves with striking tones, and its stylized and small trunk. These characters make of this beautiful palm tree an ideal candidate for adorning small xeric gardens and pots in very sunny positions.
Habitat: In very arid rocky soil.
Distribution: Sonora Desert.
Description: Single-truncked , hermaphrodite palm, up to 5 meters, trunk covered by the base of the petioles of old leaves, costapalmate leaves of variable color, from yellowish-green to bluish, up to 0.80 meters long, white inflorescences that do not protrude of the cup and small shiny black fruits.
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| Irrigation | |
| Light | |
| Pests | Sporadically susceptible to red palm weevil, Susceptible to palm borer moth |
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