Dypsis onilahensis | Onilahy Palm 6ltr zamiaceae Calathea's have specific care needs

Calathea's have specific care needs - take a look at the key points below to help ensure your customer's success with this plant

12 months from flowering to harvest in cool climates

is the world's largest fig (syconia)

but in their natural habitat Kentia Palms actually grow only a solitary trunk

Dypsis onilahensis | Onilahy Palm 6ltr zamiaceae Calathea's have specific care needsOnilahy Palm or Dypsis onilahensis is endemic to Madagascar as is reflected in the species name (onilahensis) referring to the Onilahy River, south of Toliara. Like so many, it is threatened by habitat loss but is slowly becoming better known as option for garden cultivation. Dypsis onilahensis is a pinnate leaved, clustering palm typically growing in clusters of 3 10 trees with adult trees in ideal conditions growing to 10 20m high in height with