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Distribution & Habitat:
A rainforest plant of New Guinea.

Description:
A small, solitary palm with a thin, canelike stem to about 1.8m tall that has a small crown of glossy green leaves with elliptic leaflets that have a finely drawn out tip. It has red to maroon new leaves.

Culture:
Warm, sheltered and moist. Tropical/warm sub-tropical.


Figure 1. C. pachystachys showing the remains of a new leaf.


Figure 2. C. pachystachys seedling


Figure 3. C. pachystachys 'briauu' new leaf.

 
Figure 4. C. pachystachys 'briauu' new leaf.

Contributed by: Luke Nancarrow (Figure 1,2,3&4)


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