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Phoenix reclinata x dactylifera (medjool)

Dave H

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To first few interested parties, I have 15 seeds to divide up amongst a few or less. :D This is a Reclinata mommy, with no other Reclinata's around, and tons of Datylifera (Medjool) in very close proximity. So it seems like the odds are very high it should be this cross...

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dave: there are near this Phoenix reclinata, also Phoenix canariensis ?

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dave: there are near this Phoenix reclinata, also Phoenix canariensis ?

Hey Gyuseppe,

There is one, but I do not know its sex. However there are 4 Dactylifera(medjools) right next to it, and many, many, many more all around it... :hmm: So I think its highly likely that its crossed with Dactylifera.

Dave

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