Let's share palm-progression pics

[cm05]

I'm also fairly new to the palm world. Washingtonia robusta was my first ever palm, and grown from seed. Very fast and easy.

The first pic is from when it first emerged in June 2015, and the second pic is from October 2016, roughly 2 feet tall in 16 months.

[Pal Meir]

Potted Lytocaryum weddellianum *2013-04-01: (1) 50 days after germination; (2) 1 year and (3) 2 years after germination; (4) last November, 3½ years old.

[akaranus]

2010

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2016

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[akaranus]

2007 just before start planting palms

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2016

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[Brett in Mission Viejo]

I am enjoying this thread. Parajubaea TvT strap leaf seedling pot planted in a tree liner with cage (had some gophger issues then) June 2004:

And today:

[Cocoa Beach Jason]

On 1/4/2017, 9:18:34, Palmaceae said:

Here is a 2 year span,

 

Love the conjugatom. 

[palmfriend]

What a wonderful and inspiring thread!! Next time I get a day off during the week - meaning I will be all alone with my

plants when wife and kids are out for work/school/kindergarden - I am going to take a closer look at my young garden

while roaming through my archives to find something comparable...

Looking forward to this task -

best regards

 

 

[Pal Meir]

Lytocaryum insigne, grown up from seed on Feb 14 *2014: 2 months, 1 year, 2 years old, and today:

[Patrick]

Fun thread, I'll play. I'm not near my personal computer so Google and Bing maps proved to be my friend. Here are a couple of street views, The first from 2011 the last 4 years later in 2015.

[Patrick]

Here are a couple overhead views, one of 2005 and one 10 years later, 2015

[Danilopez89]

Reminds me of Jumanji...

[Sabal Steve]

Sabal bermudana, 4 years later.

1/2013

 

1/2017

[palmfriend]

Hello everyone - and A Happy New Year to all of you! -,

I`ve got these ones to show - my W. robustas - grown from seed.

They were one of the first palms I started to grow, right after buying the house, and they are the fastest ones.

At that time, Nov.2013, they were half a year old - those tiny things to the left and right of the Alocasia odora (which I had put there temporary for ornamental reasons)...

... and here they are right now, Jan 2017, photo taken yesterday.

I know, I have pruned them a bit too much, but sometimes cleaning up gets out of hands.

best regards

 

[realarch]

So nice to see that the 'crazy' Palm people are alive and well!

Ante, the red house and the path to the front door is beautiful.

Tim