calibanus hookeri caudex o 3 cm Trachycarpus fortunei but occasionally it forms multiple

but occasionally it forms multiple trunks growing up to 4-5 m height

more than 1 plant available

waxy bluish leaves that cover the short stem are typical

it may need some winter protection

calibanus hookeri caudex o 3 cm Trachycarpus fortunei but occasionally it forms multipleCalibanus hookeri Origin from North central Mexico (San Luis Potosi). The form of this plant is much like a trunk less bear grass (Nolina). Caudex topped by perennial grassy looking silver blue leaves, up to 90 cm long and expanded from a woody base. This swollen trunk is often exposed in cultivation by caudiciform enthusiasts. It withstood temperatures of 17C, but its exact hardiness is unknown. Because of its extreme drought tolerance it makes a