Origin
- Central and Southern Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Northern
Argentina
One
of the few hardy feather palms, it is a popular and
attractive palm for a wide range of climates. The common
name 'jelly palm' comes from the fact that it bears
edible fruit, which is used to make jam or 'jelly'.
It
grows in cool-temperate to tropical climates, is drought-tolerant
and has moderate to high light needs.
Suitable
for indoor use?
No
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