Latin Name: Pinanga Kuhlii.
Common Name: Java Pinanga Palm. Kuhl’s Palm. Ivory Cane Palm.
Native to: Indonesian Islands of Java and Sumatra. Andaman Islands. Greater and Lesser Sunda Islands.
Hardiness: Frost tender although mature specimens may take an occasional mild frost for short periods of time.
Growth: Clustering palm. Long plumose leaves up to 1.5m having wide dark green pleated leaflets with blunt ends of varying length. Slender stems are pale green to ivory in colour. Rarely exceeds 6m tall. Inflorescenses are branched and hang from beneath the crownshaft. Moderate to fast growing. Works as a container plant indoors.
Sunlight: Partial sun/partial shade.
Exposure: Sheltered.
Soil: Adaptable. Well drained.

Moisture: Keep moist.
Feeding: Feed regularly during the growing season.