Washingtonia robusta (Multi-trunk): Characteristics and Care
The Washingtonia robusta (multi-trunk), popularly known as the multi-trunk Mexican fan palm, is a multi-trunk presentation of Washingtonia robusta, formed by several specimens grouped from the base, which provides a greater volume and density effect than a single-trunk specimen.
Its clumped and lush habit makes it a very decorative option as a focal point in gardens and tropical compositions.
It tolerates moderate drought well once established and adapts to different soil types, provided it has good drainage.
At Ornacom we cultivate each specimen directly, guaranteeing a balanced size and vigorous development from the first years of planting.
Growing sheet
Exposure
Full sun
Irrigation
Low – moderate
Floor
Tolerant
Rusticity
Down to -7°C
Bloom
Summer (mature specimens)
Growth
Fast
- 2.5/3 L
- 18 CM.
- 20/30 total height
- 5 L
- 20 CM.
- 30/40 total height
- 8/10
- 25 CM.
- 40/60 height
- 15
- 30 CM.
- 60/80 height
2.5/3 L
18 CM.
20/30 total height
5 L
20 CM.
30/40 total height
8/10
25 CM.
40/60 height
15
30 CM.
60/80 height
- 90/110 L
- 65 CM.
- 110/150 L
- 70 CM.
- 150/190 L
- 80 CM.
- 190/230 L
- 90 CM.
90/110 L
65 CM.
110/150 L
70 CM.
150/190 L
80 CM.
190/230 L
90 CM.
