Pindo palm

Pindo Palm/Butia capitata/Zone 8/H:15'-20' S:10'-20'

Slow-growing, Butia capitata (Jelly Palm) is a handsome small evergreen palm with a stout solitary trunk crowned with blue-green to gray-green leaves that curve in towards the trunk. The pinnately compound leaves, 3-6 ft. (90-180 cm), form a dense, full crown and arch gracefully creating a slightly weeping effect. Each leaf has 25-60 pairs of slender leaflets which ascend from the spiny leaf stalk to form a V-shape. The heavy trunk is patterned with the stubs of old leaves. In summer, small…

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Hailing from Brazil, the Pindo palm, also known as Butia capitata, is a striking evergreen plant famous for its luxuriant green leaves. Commonly referred to as the Jelly palm, this plant brings a hint of tropical allure to any environment it graces. Its graceful foliage and unique ambiance make the Pindo palm a sought-after favorite for avid gardeners looking to enhance their botanical collections.

Pindo Palm Plant (Butia Capitata) low, thick trunk, stocky perennial palm tree, cold hardy, edible dates, slow-growing. [DETAILS]

Bring the tropics to your home with the sabal palm, needle palm pindo palm, dwarf palmetto, and other trees with built-in cold hardiness that they’ve obtained over years of adaptations. Your yard can have a Mediterranean feel even if you live in northern regions. #cold #hardy #palm #trees

You can grow palm trees in the warm areas of North Carolina. North Carolina has a humid subtropical climate with short mild winters and warm humid summers.

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It's easy and convenient to grow pindo palm in a pot or container since these palms grow very slowly. For more information about pindo in a container and the growth requirements for container grown pindo palms, this article will help.

Grown both as an ornamental and for its tolerance to the hot, dry climate, pindo palm (jelly palm) trees bear fruit too, but the question is, "Can you eat pindo palm fruit?" Click this article to find out if the fruit of the pindo palm is edible and jelly palm fruit uses, if any.

Feeding Pindo Palms: How Much Fertilizer Does A Pindo Palm Need

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Pindo palm trees suffer from nutritional deficiencies but fungus or occasional bacteria are usually the causes of diseased pindo palm plants. Click this article for more information on pindo palm disease and what to do for prevention and control.

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