Dypsis baronii | Sugar Cane Palms (BIG!) tradescantia This species is named after

This species is named after the bright orange colour of the newly unfurling leaf

The arching trunks and feather like fronds which form this palm give it a classic tropical look

it's equally famous for being a slow grower

not only is it good for the plant

Habitat: Prefers to be kept in warmer temperatures

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