Triangular Dypsis Decaryi

The Triangular Dypsis Decaryi is a very typical plant and its history of being grown in captivity is very recent so it is yet to be seen to reach its claimed height of 15 meters, in wild, in landscaping. The leaves are also very long reaching up to a length of about 2.5 meters and it also arches from the tip giving it a very nice drooping look. Due to the leaf bases typical structure, a triangular formation is visible from which it has derived the scientific name. It also flowers and gives out green and yellow flowers which branch out from it and it also fruits and this is not right for human consumption.

· A very tough tree

· Easy to grow and does not require much of care

· Fruit is not right for human consumption.