Sabal mexicana
Texas, the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala
Endangered
Full sun to partial shade
Medium, considered to be drought and flood tolerant
-10 Degrees C
40-50 feet
15-25 feet
Solitary, 8-32 inches in diameter, grey, texture is smooth and ringed with old leaf scars, some old leaf base remnants persist towards the crown making a lattice-like pattern.
No
Costamalpate, up to 5-6 feet wide, medium to bright green, costa is downward curving, petiole has no spines and can be up to 6 feet long
Small creamy white flowers on branching inflorescences up to six feet long
½ an inch in diameter, round and dark brown/black when ripe
Hermaphrodite, self pollinating with one plant
No major pests or diseases
Very easily and quickly, up to 1 month
