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Phoenix reclinata

dalmatiansoap

By dalmatiansoap
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dalmatiansoap Grand Master

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As titled, looking for P. Reclinata seeds. Smaller quantity, 10-20 seeds. Other interesting Phoenix sp. are also very welcome :)

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On 9/6/2017, 1:06:04, dalmatiansoap said:

As titled, looking for P. Reclinata seeds. Smaller quantity, 10-20 seeds. Other interesting Phoenix sp. are also very welcome :)

I believe i have reclinata seed as well as loureii and rupicola. 

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On 14. 9. 2017., TexasColdHardyPalms said:

I believe i have reclinata seed as well as loureii and rupicola. 

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I don't have any seeds at the moment, but if you want some P. Reclinata palms have a look on:

https://www.vendido.eu/en/Indoor%20&%20Outdoor%20Plants/Phoenix%20Reclinata/19

If you want some FREE, I'll send them bare root (in pot would be cost prohibitive). Just asking for cost of shipping. I also have washingtonia robusta and Chamaerops humilis about the same size if you like. Else they'll have to take their chances outside this winter due to a lack of space in the greenhouse.

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