Chamaedorea woodsoniana big trees although some are terrestrial

although some are terrestrial

Fertilise regularly during spring and summer and water during dry periods

also known as 'Red Gold'

Treat the same as a succulent and reduce watering dramatically through cooler months and through summer allow plant to dry between weekly waterings

usually on protected slopes and gullies or rainforest margins and coastal forests on stabilised sand dunes and sand hills

Chamaedorea woodsoniana big trees although some are terrestrialChamaedorea woodsoniana, native to central America from Mexico down to Panama, is one of the largest of the Chamaedorea family, in terms of both its potential height and the diameter of its trunk. It is a solitary palm with striking deep green ring marked trunk when mature, and looks its best when multi planted in pots, or interspersed under high shade trees if planted outside. Shade house grown, 600mm+ tall.