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Microcycas calocoma - Palma Corcho

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Microcycas calocoma is an extremely distinctive "Palms & Cycads" species also known as Palma Corcho. Native to Cuba, it brings an authentic tropical charm to any landscape setting. This stunning, slow-growing plant boasts an impressively sturdy, cork-like trunk that can reach up to 6 meters tall, crowned with large, dark-green, palm-like fronds that unfurl in a captivating spiral formation. Its feathery, luxuriant foliage, along with spectacular cones laden with seeds, enhances its visual appeal, instantly becoming a centerpiece of your garden space. The Palma Corcho can gracefully withstand drought conditions and flourish under full sun to partial shade in well-drained, preferably limestone-based soils. Its toughness and longevity are unparalleled - being a plant that requires minimal maintenance and can live for over 1000 years, offering enduring beauty to your outdoor spaces. The rarity of the plant, combined with its ornamental charm, makes it a highly sought-after and captivating touch to any landscaped area.

  • Size: Up to 6 meters tall
  • Foliage: Palm-like fronds, dark green
  • Water usage: Drought-tolerant
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
  • Special Feature: Thick and corky trunk, slow-growing, extremely long-lived species
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