Very similar to the P. roebelenii, however, is one of the only knonwn natural clumping variety. Native to the river valleys of the Mekong in Vietnam and southern China, it also displays a daintier appearance than the more popular cultivar. Also reported to be soon extinct in the wild.

I had purchased about a hundred seeds of this rare palm, however, many of these that had germinated got mixed in with standard Phoenix roebelenii seedlings. I'm certain I have 2 in my personal collection, but only time will tell. Therefore, we currently have none of these in stock.