What is Arena?

Arena is the genus of the palm of the Arecaceae family. There are many types of Arena Palms, some of which have practical use and economic value. Trees such as Arena Pinnata or sugar palm are considered valuable as a source of food. Other varieties, such as Arena Engleri, are often grown as garden plants. Arengas are considered to be flowering trees and are usually originally from tropical and subtropical climate. Dwarf Palm or Arena Engleri sugar, smaller palm often grown decorative, usually reaches heights of no more than 10 feet (3.1 m). Full size or Arena Pinnata can reach up to 60 feet (18 m). Round purple fruit Arenga Palms can be 1 to 1 and 1.5 to 4 cm). Established plants can be able to tolerate temperatures up to 15 degrees F (-9.4 ° C). These trees usually require a full sun to a partial shadow and rich, well draining the soil. They also usually need regular watering and are not considered to be particularly resistant to drought.

Dwarf sugar palm, Formosa Palm or Arena Engleri, comes from Japan, Tai -wan and India. It is often decorated as providing or as a container plant. Many gardeners consider dwarf sugar palm an attractive casting element. It is probably the easiest to be promoted by seed, but can also be promoted by the suction cup. The seeds should generally be planted four to six weeks after the fruit of the dwarf sugar maturation and does not have to hatch after planting for up to two years.

Sugar palm or Arena Pinnata is considered to be valuable in some parts of the world. In Southeast Asia, where this type of palm tree grows natively, Sugar Palm is valuable for its edible sap and fruit. His suitcase is also often grounded on flour. The rope can be made of Sugar Palm and its wood can be used to build furniture, musical instruments, barrels and other objects.

as well as dwarf sugar palm, sugarThe palm usually requires regular irrigation, full partial shades and warm temperatures to be successful. Both trees can produce yellow flowers on stalks similar to tips. These two species are usually self -acting.