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Our photos are non-contractual examples of mature plants. The sizes indicated are for peak season (subject to pruning if required).

Rhapis humilis

Reference PRHum10

A Chinese bamboo palm. -8°C (17°F). Buy it online in 10- to 45-litre pots.

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10 litres
15 litres
45 litres

€145.00 Tax included

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Synonyms of Rhapis humilis

Reed palm, broadleaf lady palm, bamboo palm

Origin of Rhapis humilis

The south of China

Hardiness of Rhapis humilis

-8°C (17°F); it is slightly hardier than Rhapis excelsa

Description of Rhapis humilis

A small palm (2 m 50), growing in small clumps of thin trunks, making it look like bamboos. It has thinner and more numerous leaves than Rhapis excelsa, taller strunks and its leaves are narrower, giving it a more slender aspect.

This palm does great indoors, but can be tried in the garden in partial shade in a rich, well-drained and slightly acid soil.

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It was thought for a long time that only male plants existed, and that the only way to reproduce this palm was by dividing existing plants, but female plants do exist in China as well as in cultivation.