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Chamaedorea radicalis

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User00 Mentor

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dooms dave's  Chamaedorea radicalis

 

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is this slow - seeds sprout in  January 2016

Steve Mac Grand Master

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Seems right to me. Mine were no better,

even in the ground mine are slow. 

Cheers Steve

It is not dead, it is just senescence.

   

 

 

TexasColdHardyPalms Grand Master

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Thats decent growth.

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Monòver Grand Master

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For me it is a fast grower( for a Chamaedorea in a mediterranean climate ).

I bought mine two years ago and now it is monster, growing faster than other palms that i have in pots.

This picture is in April 2015 and the other pictures, today.

Now it has two meters high, flowers and two trunk rings.

Sorry for the poor quality pictures.

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Sanips Mentor

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It is said that 'Arborescent' is faster than the normal variety. Very nice plant :greenthumb:

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Ben G. Experienced

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Mine was already a little bigger than yours when I got it, but it has grown about 4-5 fronds each year for the few years I've had it....and two of those years were spent in the ground in Oklahoma City:

 

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I dug it up last summer when I moved to Northeast Oklahoma, and I think I will keep it in a pot from now on. 

The growth rate seems to increase a little each season for me.

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DoomsDave Grand Master

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I have free seeds for any who want some. My plants and those of a friend are almost like bunny rabbits, except not so soft and fuzzy. LOTS of seeds.

Just sent a few to Russia. And Pennsylvania. Shoot me a PM (Private message) with your mailing address. No charge! That's how user00 got his!

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22 hours ago, Sanips said:

It is said that 'Arborescent' is faster than the normal variety. Very nice plant :greenthumb:

I think so, too. You'll see the difference very quickly, as the "tree types" start to shoot upwards.

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