Syagrus stenopetala

Syagrus stenopetala is a clustering palm from Venezuela and Brazil, with multiple trunks and a dense crown of pinnate leaves. It is a tropical to subtropical plant for warm, sunny gardens where there is room for a large palm. ## Form and site A palm grower profile reports a mature height of about 8 m, clustering habit, full sun, and moderate-to-heavy watering; it also describes tolerance of varied soils. Trebrown’s species account distinguishes this palm from the related S. orinocensis by its clustered stems and notes a dry, semi-deciduous habitat in northern Venezuela. Read the [Syagrus stenopetala profile](https://www.palmpedia.net/wiki/Syagrus_stenopetala) with the [Trebrown species notes](https://www.trebrown.com/plant_info.php?species=Syagrus+stenopetala) for complementary cultivation and habitat details. ## Seasonal cycle Trebrown reports flowering mainly in autumn and winter, with fruit developing in spring. ## Maintenance Provide warmth, sun, and reliable moisture during active growth. Allow space for the clustering stems and avoid planting where a mature palm would obstruct paths or structures.