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Wallichia disticha (Tashe Palm, Distichous Fishtail Palm) - 100 Seeds - Bulk

Wallichia disticha (Tashe Palm, Distichous Fishtail Palm) - 100 Seeds - Bulk

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Wallichia disticha, commonly known as Tashe Palm or Distichous Fishtail Palm, is a rare and highly distinctive tropical palm valued for its unusual leaf arrangement and bold architectural appearance. Unlike most palms, this species produces leaves in a flattened two-ranked pattern (distichous growth), giving it a dramatic and highly recognizable structure.

Native to Southeast Asia, this uncommon palm has become especially desirable among collectors, botanical gardens, and specialty growers seeking unusual palm species. Its exotic form and limited availability make it an exceptional addition to tropical and collector plantings.

This listing is intended for professional growers and customers seeking dependable propagation material.


Key Specifications
• Botanical Name: Wallichia disticha
• Common Names: Tashe Palm, Distichous Fishtail Palm
• Seed Count per lb: Approx. 250–450 seeds (estimate; varies by lot)
• Native Region: Northeastern India, Myanmar, and surrounding parts of Southeast Asia
• Plant Type: Evergreen fishtail palm
• Mature Height: Typically 15–30 feet (4.5–9 meters)
• Growth Rate: Moderate
• Hardiness: USDA Zones 10–11
• Light Requirements: Partial shade to filtered sun


Cultivation and Use
Wallichia disticha is primarily grown for specialty palm production, collector gardens, botanical collections, and tropical landscape applications. It performs best in rich, well-draining soils with consistent moisture and protection from severe frost.

Young plants benefit from filtered light and stable humidity during establishment. As plants mature, their unique two-ranked foliage creates a dramatic architectural effect, making this species especially valuable for collectors and specialty ornamental production.

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