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Wanted: cocosoid pollen

Kai

By Kai
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Kai Mentor

Kai

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I have a Syagrus weddelliana producing inflorescenses and after succesfully pollinating it with its own pollen, I want to try something else. I wish to pollinate its next inflorescense with Butia, Syagrus or maybe even Parajubaea pollen. Any suggestions are welcome of course. The only problem is that I don't live in the tropics and acquiring pollen seems to have become some sort of begging game. Up untill now without any succes I'm affraid.

So I was hoping someone here on palmtalk recognizes my struggle and is willing to help me out with a baggy containing some special pollen. I estimate that the next inflorescense will be opening in a month from now.

My gratitude would flow through the universe for eternity.

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The Netherlands

Josh76 Proficient

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Hi Kai,

Nigel from Hardy-palms.co.uk just posted on the EPS board about having some high-elevation Syagrus romanzoffiana pollen which he collected last time he was in Brazil and has kept frozen. Maybe contact him to see if he can spare a little?

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ErikSJI Veteran

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Would trade them all for a regular source of Jubaea pollen.

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