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Cocos/Queen Palm Entire leaf

cassowaryhill

By cassowaryhill
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Hi Guys... So I was wondering, after all these years of Queen palms being in cultvation Syagarus romanzoffiana - has there ever been a form where it's stayed true to type with an entire leaf? 

Just curiuus 

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Any that pop up in my garden don't get past the entire leaf stage :lol:

 

Andrew,
Airlie Beach, Whitsundays

Tropical Queensland

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Haha!!! I meant how they are when young and stay like that all their life ?

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I have had some that have spent their entire life with simple leaves............ Only because they were ripped out before they could attain their mature leaves :lol:

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Andrew,
Airlie Beach, Whitsundays

Tropical Queensland

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