Prefers warm and tropical climates with high humidity. Thrives in low-lying areas and wetlands. Can tolerate a range of altitudes.
Cluster Palm
Paurotis wrightii, commonly known as cluster swamp palm, is a multi-stemmed palm tree found in South Florida and the West Indies. It thrives in swampy environments and serves as a food source for ducks. This semi-hardy palm can reach a height of up to 12 meters.
Paurotis wrightii
Country of origin: West Indies
- The Paurotis wrightii, also known as the cluster swamp palm, is native to South Florida and the West Indies. - It can be found in swamps and is often used as forage for ducks. - This plant is multistemmed and semi-hardy, with a maximum height of 12 meters. - It belongs to the "Other utility" grouping.
S. Florida and the West Indies: swamps; duck forage. Multistemmed, semi-hardy; grows to 12 m. Soil: Prefers swampy soil conditions.
S. Florida and the West Indies: swamps; duck forage. Multistemmed, semi - hardy; grows to 12 m.