Climate
Prefers a tropical climate with warm temperatures and high humidity. Thrives at lower altitudes.
Common Name
Cherry palm
Description
Pseudophoenix vinifera, commonly known as the cherry palm, is a slow-growing palm species found in Haiti and Cuba. It is hardy and known for its utility as a source of sugar. This palm species belongs to the grouping of other utility plants.
Genus
Grouping
Other utility
Latin Name
Pseudophoenix vinifera
Origin
Country of origin: Haiti, Cuba.
Other Relevant Information
- Origin: Haiti, Cuba - Growth: Hardy, slow growing - Utility: Source of sugar
Related Genus
Soil Preferences
- Well-draining soil - Sandy soil - Loamy soil - Rich soil
Specific species
Uses
Suitability to cool temperate climate
Haiti, Cuba. Hardy, slow growing; source of sugar.