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Still searching a nice Lodoicea, I only found this double coconut :) 

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Philippe

 

Jungle Paradise in Sri Lanka

 

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41 minutes ago, Pal Meir said:

Lodoicea zeylanica, Lodoicea cocoides, Cocos maldivica …? :huh:

i think it's a cocos nucifera ,some thing unusual 

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Two for the price of one!

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That is interesting and funny Philippe. Like your names Pal Meir!

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Cindy Adair

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Have you ever seen from a single Phoenix seed, from the same pore, three different cotyledons sprouting, and three new plants developing? I have seen it and therefore I am not utterly  amazed by this double sprout.

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19 minutes ago, Phoenikakias said:

Have you ever seen from a single Phoenix seed, from the same pore, three different cotyledons sprouting, and three new plants developing? I have seen it and therefore I am not utterly  amazed by this double sprout.

Not from a Phoenix, but from a Cocosoid, 3 sprouts from one Butia (capitata/odorata) nut. But this is not unusual for many palms of the Cocos alliance, but in case of Cocos or Lytocaryum quite rare.

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What are the odds that both will mature into healthy specimens? Or will one overtake/dwarf the other?

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9 minutes ago, PalmWarbler said:

What are the odds that both will mature into healthy specimens? Or will one overtake/dwarf the other?

In most all cases, they both will live and grow quite well. Many years ago when I germinated 22,500 Wodyetia seed, I had plenty of doubles, a few triples and one seed produced 4 palms. And they all did well.

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Had tripples with Jubaea and Parajubaea as well. I wonder if Jubaeopsis does this too.

Once I cracked about 30 Astrocaryum vulgare seeds to enhance germination. Many of these seeds had split seeds inside and these "half" seeds were viable.

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