Prefers tropical climates with high humidity and temperatures. Thrives in lowland areas and does not require specific altitude preferences.
Malacca cane
Calamus manan, Calamus maximus, Calamus ornatus, and Calamus scipionum, also known as malacca cane, are canes used for various purposes like canes and chair legs. They belong to the grouping of other utility plants and are characterized by their large size, with a diameter of more than 25 mm.
Calamus manan, Calamus maximus, Calamus ornatus, Calamus scipionum
Country of origin: Malaysia
- Calamus manan is commonly known as the Manau cane or Giant Malayan cane. It is a large species of rattan that can grow up to 60 meters long. - Calamus maximus, also known as the Giant Rattan, is a climbing palm native to Southeast Asia. It is known for its thick and sturdy stems that are used in various applications. - Calamus ornatus, commonly known as the Ornate Cane or Rattan Palm, is a species of rattan that is prized for its decorative appearance and versatility in crafting. - Calamus scipionum, also known as the Scipio Cane or Rattan Vine, is a type of rattan that is often used for making canes, chair legs, and other utility purposes.
- Well-draining soil - Moist soil - Sandy soil - Loamy soil - Clay soil
Canes more than 25 mm; stick rattans, used for canes and chair legs etc.