Pflanzenratgeber
Talipot palm.
Corypha umbraculifera
Aussprache KOR-ih-fuh um-brak-yoo-lih-FER-uh
Auch bekannt als Talipot Palm
The Talipot palm is a massive, monocarpic giant that spends decades growing before producing a spectacular, terminal inflorescence. It is truly a once in a lifetime plant for those with plenty of space. You will want to enjoy its foliage while it lasts, as it dies after flowering.
Auf einen Blick
- Pflegestufe
- Schwierig
- Pflanzenart
- Palm
- Licht
- Full sun
- Licht im Innenraum
- Direkte Sonne
- Gießen
- Alle 3 bis 7 Tage
- Endgröße
- 80 feet
- Wachstum
- Langsam
- Winterhärte
- USDA 10 bis 12
- Blütezeit
- Late maturity, typically after 30 to 80 years
Pflege
Provide plenty of space and full sun to support its slow, steady growth. Watch for signs of nutrient deficiency in the older fronds. Ensure the soil remains consistently moist but never waterlogged.
- Gießen
- Keep the soil consistently moist but ensure it does not sit in standing water.
- Düngen
- Apply a balanced palm fertilizer during the active growing season.
- Schneiden
- Only remove dead or damaged fronds to maintain plant health.
- Umtopfen
- Repot only when the plant is young and clearly root bound.
- Boden
- Rich, well draining soil
- Boden-pH
- 6.0 to 7.5
- Temperatur
- 10 bis 35°C
- Luftfeuchtigkeit
- 60 bis 90%
Sicherheit
- Menschen
- There is no known toxicity for humans, but the plant is not considered a food source.
- Kinder
- Keep children away from the base of the plant because of the extremely sharp, serrated leaf stalks.
- Kontaktallergene
- The sharp spines on the leaf stalks can cause skin irritation or puncture wounds.
- Allergene in der Luft
- Pollen from the massive inflorescence can be a minor respiratory irritant to sensitive individuals.
- Essbarkeit
- The fruit is generally not consumed by humans due to its bitter taste and hard texture.
So erkennst du die Pflanze
- Massive fan shaped leaves
- Thick, sturdy trunk
- Enormous terminal inflorescence
- Slow growing stature
- Höhe
- 15 bis 25m
- Breite
- 3 bis 5m
- Blätter
- green, evergreen
- Blüten
- white, cream, 1 bis 2cm
- Früchte
- brown, Year round after flowering
Häufige Probleme
- Scale insects — Small sap sucking insects that cluster on the undersides of leaves.
Standort und Pflege
- Vermehrung
- seed
- Pflanzzeit
- spring, summer
Plant in open areas where the massive scale of the palm can be appreciated without crowding smaller shrubs.
Gute Pflanzpartner
- Strelitzia nicolai — They share similar tropical moisture and light requirements.
Ähnliche Arten
- Corypha utan — A related species with similar growth habits but smaller overall dimensions.
Botanisches
- Familie
- Arecaceae
- Gattung
- Corypha
- Ordnung
- Arecales
- Klasse
- Liliopsida
- Ursprüngliche Heimat
- Southern India and Sri Lanka.
- Artenschutz
- It is considered vulnerable in the wild due to habitat loss and overharvesting of its leaves.
It thrives in tropical monsoon forests where it utilizes high rainfall and humidity to fuel its massive growth.
- Nutzen für Wildtiere
- nectar source, habitat
- Bestäuber
- Bienen, Käfer
- Verwendung
- ornamental, thatching, writing material
Im Jahresverlauf
Ökologische Zeigerwerte
- Salzgehalt
- 2/9
- Bodenreaktion
- 6/9
- Licht
- 8/9
- Temperatur
- 9/9
- Feuchtigkeit
- 7/9
- Nährstoffe
- 6/9
Taxonomie abgeglichen mit GBIF.
Häufige Fragen
- How long does it live?
- It typically lives for 30 to 80 years before flowering and dying.
- Can I grow this in a pot?
- Only as a juvenile, as it quickly outgrows any container.
Woher der Name kommt
The genus name Corypha comes from the Greek word for peak, referring to the terminal inflorescence, while umbraculifera means umbrella bearing.
Gut zu wissen
- It produces the largest inflorescence of any plant in the world.
- The leaves can reach up to 5 meters in diameter.
- Historically, the leaves were used as parchment for ancient manuscripts.
- It is a slow growing giant that dominates the canopy.
- The entire life cycle culminates in one massive, spectacular bloom.
Probleme mit Talipot palm?
Diese Seite bietet allgemeine Infos. Pocket Botanist erkennt Probleme anhand eines Fotos deiner echten Pflanze, passt das Gießen an dein Licht und deinen Standort an und erinnert dich an die Pflege.
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