Butia Capitata (Jelly/Pindo Palm Tree) Small — image 1
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Butia Capitata (Jelly/Pindo Palm Tree) Small

SKU · BCJP2|120 x 130 cm|Highly hardy (Trachycarpus down to -15°C, Phoenix/Washingtonia down to -6°C). Protect frond crowns from freezing winter wet.

The Jelly Palm, also known as the Pindo Palm, is a beautiful, slow-growing plant that brings a classic tropical look to the garden. Known for its graceful, arching silvery-blue fronds and a sturdy, textured trunk, this small specimen is perfect for adding character to a sunny patio or a compact gravel garden. It’s one of the hardiest feather palms available for the UK climate, making it a reliable and low-maintenance choice for year-round greenery.

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Size (H × W)
120 x 130 cm
Sunlight
Full Sun. It thrives best in a bright, sunny spot, which helps bring out the silver-blue color in its leaves and keeps the overall growth compact and healthy.
Watering
Moderate. Water regularly during the spring and summer, allowing the top couple of inches of soil to dry out between drinks. While it becomes quite drought-tolerant once established, you should definitely keep the soil on the drier side over winter to protect the roots.
Soil & Drainage
Well-drained soil is crucial. It adapts nicely to most soil types, but the roots will suffer if left sitting in cold, wet ground. If you are keeping it in a pot, use a mix of standard potting compost blended with plenty of horticultural grit so the water drains through easily.

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Care & specifications

Everything you need to know to grow this specimen successfully in the UK climate.

Size (H × W)
120 x 130 cm
Sunlight
Full Sun. It thrives best in a bright, sunny spot, which helps bring out the silver-blue color in its leaves and keeps the overall growth compact and healthy.
Watering
Moderate. Water regularly during the spring and summer, allowing the top couple of inches of soil to dry out between drinks. While it becomes quite drought-tolerant once established, you should definitely keep the soil on the drier side over winter to protect the roots.
Soil & Drainage
Well-drained soil is crucial. It adapts nicely to most soil types, but the roots will suffer if left sitting in cold, wet ground. If you are keeping it in a pot, use a mix of standard potting compost blended with plenty of horticultural grit so the water drains through easily.
Hardiness
Highly hardy (Trachycarpus down to -15°C, Phoenix/Washingtonia down to -6°C). Protect frond crowns from freezing winter wet.
Ideal For
Mediterranean style gardens, tropical poolside landscapes, large patio containers, or bold exotic statements.

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