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2 pointsMore smuggled seeds are arriving. Parajubaea Torally seeds. I hope to receive a small batch of Sunkha very soon. My friend in Bolivia sent them exclusively for me. Business is business. I hope to germinate them with my friend here in Chile. I hope they germinate. If they do, I'll put them in battle formation alongside the Jubaea chilensis. 🌴🌴🌴🦜🦜
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2 pointsI know this deviates from palms but no denying the foliage of Ceratozamia latifolia flushing is colorful.
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2 pointsEncyclia hanburyii is opening this year's flowers in my garden. This species has long lived flowers which is a bonus. I really liked it's fat red pseudobulbs when I bought it, without having seen the flowers.
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Freshly collected seeds of Carpoxylon macrospermum (Aneityum Palm). I got some other new species in my website too. I took a photograph of the cross-section to show its health. Carpoxylon macrospermum seeds for sale - PalmSeedlings.com
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1 pointTim that is wild. Are you sure you didn't find that in the recent release of UFO files?1 point
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Logged in and using iphone, the ad takes up all the space. If logged in prior version, ads were not prominent. This is every time you open a new page or post.
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1 pointI reckon there’s a 90%+ chance of a new May record high. Everyday has been warmer than the forecast as well and Monday and Tuesday are forecasted to be both 34c. The nights have been much warmer here as well. It’s a real shame the metoffice doesn’t have St James’s Park in operation. At least I can give a good general idea of night temps with my vantage pro 2.1 point -
1 point@SCVpalmenthusiast very true I have probably 15 of them but they aren’t long lasting as a solitary palm as our sun bakes the exposed trunk!! Here is a picture of royals!!
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1 pointTracy, checking the local community colleges now for a ‘button making’ course. ‘Beast’ is an apt name for a trunking specimen, and the inflorescence are so interesting on a mature palm. The one in the photo is a male, obviously. Check these photos out, taken in upslope Hilo a few years back. Tim
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1 pointTIm, hopefully someone else nearby is growing this species as well so you might have an opportunity to find a mate for yours and get those coveted buttons. If not, you just need to convince Jason to plant a few to increase the likelihood of getting both sexes. Of course I'm assuming that Jason hasn't planted out his property yet. That palm will be a beast if it ever starts forming trunk.1 point
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I saw these beauties when walking around Howth last summer, are they date palms of some sort?
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Clicking the Unread Content button on Android Mobile (bottom left of first image) returns a server error (second image). This is how I typically browse the forum...
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1 pointDypsis lantzeana, variegated rhapis ayanishiki, chamaedorea adscendens and dypsis poiveana flowers if you can call black and white a colour
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1 pointOnce again, this Dypsis rosea x mirababilis cross. Great color on this palm. Tim
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When I logged in on my PCs (default view is Dark Mode) the site appeared in Dark Mode. I frequently upload multiple photos at one time from a PC, but haven't done so from a phone.1 point -
Of the palms I've planted, two musts for such conditions should be Pinanga coronata and Bentinckia condapanna. If they're not in a hurry, Hedyscepe and Kentias/Belmores.1 point -
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1 pointAn interesting little batch of seedlings, seeds kindly donated by @palmtreesforpleasure it will be an interesting palm to grow for sure!
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1 pointTwo months after planting and it's starting to grow it's first set of fronds. Two have opened up and there are two more spears that are about to open up as well. Seems like it's got a got root establishment going. I'm going to remove the rope when the windy season ends and leave the braces on another year until it gets a strong root system.
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Finally decided to plant my palms I since my garden has clay soil I used 70% native soil and 30% well draining soil with perlite and watered it deeply is there something I’m missing ?
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update, the(BxJ)xJ went into the ground in 2024(?) before milton hit. Its doing well and just starting to put out longer leaves and more of them each year. It has had Little to no feeding and a sparing use of water in the area. Its a tad over 6' tall now. I like the symmetry of the leaves compared with my BxJ. The even spacing of the leaflets reminds me a little of my cuban copernicias.
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Very interesting and informative Glenn. Thanks!1 point -
1 pointBeen gone for a while. Wish they had an app for this site lol But here’s an update on my palms so far this winter in Northern Rio specifically Enchanted Hills. I decided to NOT cover my robustas like I did the past 3 winters and they seem to be doing better uncovered. Thinking probably a trapped moisture issue creating a freeze like effect. I did however get nervous about them being robustas and placed a heat coil around the trunk and loosely wrapped the incoming spear. The rest of the palms just received a burlap wrap around their trunk. I know the windmill probably didn’t need one but being that it is its first NM winter, I did it anyway.
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1 pointHere are a few of many palms that are at the Rio Grande Zoo. Sabal and Trachycarpus are what they have planted throughout the grounds.
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1 pointI hope everyone is having a great new year so far! Here are a few pics from today.
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