Editing Ptychosperma bleeseri (section)

===Cultivation: ===
Defleshed and planted in shallow trays, their germination
rate is excellent, seedling appearing in 4 or 5 months.
Standard horticultural practice suits ''P. bleeseri'', a slow
release fertilizer can be given at every move to a larger pot.
Two years growth in the nursery area produces a 1.5 m
suckering specimen, its dark green pinnae lying flat and even
up the rachis. Sun hardened palms can be planted in almost
full sun, a much shorter, robust plant will result. Three or
more mature stems and many basal suckers are common in
cultivated specimens. Irrigation, fertilizer and mulch are
necessary.