Pronunciation: RAY-piss eck-SELL-suh
Common Name: Lady Palm, Bamboo Palm
Rhapis excelsa is a very commonly grown palm all over the world, and turns out to be a very good palm for many areas of southern California, both indoors as well as outdoors. Numerous dwarf and variegated cultivars exist and highly prized.
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Appearance and Biology
- Habit: suckering with crowns of dozens of fan leaves
- Height: 6'
- Trunk: multiple; 1" thick; covered with dense weave of fiber and tiny leaf bases; much of stem has live leaves for much of its length (if watered well)
- Crownshaft: none
- Spread: 3'-15'+
- Leaf Description: palmate; deeply divided to petiole forming 3-7 leaflets; spoke-like half-circles; leaflet ends end abruptly with flat ragged edge (premorse); 2' long; deep green and shiny
- Petiole/Leaf bases: fine, arching; unarmed; 12"-16" long
- Reproduction: dioecious
- Inflorescence: 8"-10" long; white flower
- Fruit: 1/2", spherical, white
- Seed:
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Horticultural Characteristics
- Minimum Temp: 22F
- Drought Tolerance: moderate
- Dry Heat Tolerance: good
- Wind Tolerance: moderate
- Salt Tolerance: low
- Growth Rate: very slow to slow with age; some cultivars exceptionally slow growing
- Soil Preference: very widely adaptable
- Light Requirement: full sun to full shade
- Human Hazards: none
- Disease or Horticultural Problems: indoor often plagued with mealy bugs; outdoor in full sun tends to look blanched or yellowy in hot, inland areas
- Transplants?: good
- Indoor?: excellent- one of the very best indoor of all palms
- Availability: commonly available at many standard nurseries; numerous cultivars and variegated forms much more difficult to find and costly, but many available from on line nurseries
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Huntington gardens, California
Huntington gardens, trimmed plants
Los Angeles coastal mountains
Huntington gardens, California
Palm Desert, various forms
variety Tenzan, Palm Desert
Tenzan variety, Palm Desert
Rhapis 'Tenzan' outdoors PD Nelson.jpgTenzan form
rhizomatous roots digging up asphalt
bonsai form, Singapore botanical gardens
vareigated forms, Thailand, Nong Nooch gardens
variegated plants in Nong Nooch Gardens, Hawaii
Thailand, Nong Nooch gardens