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African oil palm, also known as Palm oil tree, Guinean oil palm, Macaw-fat
African oil palm requires a tropical climate with high humidity and abundant rainfall to thrive, indicating a higher care difficulty level. Key care points include ensuring appropriate moisture levels without waterlogging the roots and providing full sun exposure. Special attention should be given to nutrient management, as african oil palm benefits from fertilization that addresses its heavy feeding requirements.
Watering schedule: Every 2 weeks
Sunlight Requirements: Full sun
Common issues for African oil palm based on 10 million real cases