Dypsis leptocheilos Teddy Bear Palm Tree

Dypsis leptocheilos Teddy Bear Palm Tree  The term "teddy bear palm tree" typically refers to a specific cultivar of the Dypsis leptocheilos palm. This palm is native to Madagascar and is characterized by its unique appearance, which gives it the nickname "teddy bear palm." Medium sized, solitary palm, with distinct, fuzzy, brownish orange crownshaft, resembling the texture of a teddy bear's fur. This fuzzy layer serves to protect the tree from the intense sunlight and helps retain moisture. The trunk is distinctly ringed with the newest parts covered in a white powder. (Trunk has similarities with Bamboo) The leaves are exceptionally long with virtually no petiole. Can grow up to 32’ high.  The teddy bear palm tree grows in tropical forests and prefers warm, humid climates. It can also adapt to different soil types, as long as they are well-drained. It prefers partial shade to full sun and is generally low-maintenance once established. Can handle a light frost with damage but usual