Prefers tropical climates with warm temperatures and high humidity. Thrives in lowland areas and can tolerate altitudes up to 30 degrees latitude.
Common Name: Cohune Palm
Orbignya cohune, also known as cohune palm, is a versatile plant with various uses. It is hardy up to 30 degrees latitude and offers valuable resources such as oil, fiber, and timber.
Orbignya cohune
Country of origin: Honduras
Grouping: Other utility Hardiness: Hardy to 30 degrees latitude. Other relevant information about Orbignya cohune (cohune palm): - The cohune palm is native to Central America and is widely cultivated for its oil-rich seeds. - It can grow up to 20 meters tall and has large, fan-shaped leaves. - The oil extracted from the seeds of the cohune palm is used in various industries, including cosmetics and soap production. - The cohune palm is also known for its strong and durable wood, which is used in construction and furniture making. - It is an important plant for local economies, providing a source of income and livelihood for communities.
- Well-drained soil - Moist soil - Sandy soil - Loamy soil
Hardy to 30 degrees lat.