340 - 360cm Jubaea chilensis XXL 120cm Pot House Plant leopard coco coirFeed: Every 4–6 weeks

coco coirFeed: Every 4–6 weeks in spring/summerGrowth: Compact upright habit

The leaves are dark green in color and have prominent veining

Xanthosoma ‘Mickey Mouse’ can reach 90–120 cm in height indoors

Overwatering is the most common cause of problems

making it a highly sought-after plant for collectors

340 - 360cm Jubaea chilensis XXL 120cm Pot House Plant leopard coco coirFeed: Every 4–6 weeksJubaea chilensis Jubaea chilensis, commonly known as the Chilean Wine Palm, is a rare, majestic, and slow growing palm native to central Chile. It is the hardiest feather palm in the world, able to withstand cooler climates better than most tropical species, making it one of the few large palms that can be grown outdoors in milder parts of the UK. Its defining feature is a massive, smooth grey trunk, thick and columnar like an elephants leg, topped