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Pindo Palm

Butia capitata

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Pindo Palm Care

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Sunlight

Plant your Pindo Palm in an area that receives full sun (6-8 hours of direct sunlight per day).

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Watering

Water your Palm 2-3 times per week for the first month, then once a week for the remainder of the first year after planting. Keep the soil moist but well-drained, watering more in times of drought and less when there is rainfall.

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Fertilizing

If necessary, use a palm-specific fertilizer for your Palm. Slow-release fertilizer is best to allow the smaller root system to uptake what it needs. Apply close to the base and start in spring/follow specific fertilizer instructions.


Southern Warmth and Charm in Cooler Climates

Yearning to plant a Southern Palm even though you're just North of the Mason Dixon line? Then warm up to the Pindo Palm. This date palm with desert appeal can withstand the chilliest Southern winters. And it's a gorgeous, low-growing palm that will produce a hefty yield of juicy, amber-colored fruit in warmer climates.

Basically, its name is well-deserved. So succulent and delicious are the Pindo dates that they are often used to create savory jams and jellies, which is why the Pindo is nicknamed the Jelly Palm. But the pale green leaves are what give the Pindo its character.

Supported by inward curving fronds, the leaves are accentuated by a blue-gray sheen that gives it a distinctive look, unlike any other Palm.

Although it won't grow beyond 20 feet in height, the leaf span can spread to an impressive 15 feet, and its trunk base can exceed 2 feet. Still, the single trunk, slow root growth and extreme drought tolerance make it an excellent candidate for container growing. Pot them up and put them on the patio, the deck, or plant them in your yard to create a relaxing Southern retreat.

Polished, plush and totally posh - this tropical-inspired go-to is a landscape staple. Order your Pindo Palms today!

Looking for more palm trees to add to your collection? Check out our guide to popular types of palm trees.

Full Planting & Care Instructions

Product Details

Mature Height:15-20 ft
Mature Width:10-15 ft
Sunlight:Full-Partial
Growth Rate:Slow
Botanical Name:Butia capitata
Does Not Ship To:AZ
Grows Well In Zones:8-11 outdoors
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Growing Zones: 8-11 outdoors

(hardy down to 20℉)

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