This Cuban species is a most curious palm. It has large circular leaves that have virtually no leafstalk and that do not drop from the stem after they have served their function. This results in a dense tuft of leaves atop a haystack-like structure under which the stem is hidden away. It is best suited to dry tropical areas and will flourish in full sun.
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Habitat
zone 12 = Winter minimum temperature above 10C (above 50F) Savanna Grassland Dry tropical forests
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Monoecious ( Plant bearing both male and female flowers ) Solitary ( single-stemmed ) Pinnate Leaves ( Feather-like ) Resitant to salty sea air Drought-Tolerant
Cultivation
Cultivation
Substrate
Temperature during winter
Lighting
Watering during automn-winter
Watering during hot season
Fertilizer during growth
Pruning
Repotting
1 gravel + 1 soil + 1 humus
Indoor during winter temperature min. 17C
Sunny
Rarely or from time to time
Regularly but without excess, and especialy during summer
Rarely and with parsimony
No pruning
Repot from time to time
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zone 12 = Winter minimum temperature above 10C (above 50F) 
