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Is this a Phoenix roebelenii?

Palmfarmer

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Hei, Bought it at the local nursery and the guy told me it was a Roebelenii. However i dont really trust the sellers at the nurseries here. Here is a picture: 

 

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GottmitAlex Grand Master

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If you don't trust 'em, why buy from them? It does look like a roebellinii.

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they simply just dont have the expertise . Well there is like 10 gardencenters in town and all are like that. Never meet a palm entusiast that really knows their stuff.

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31 minutes ago, Palmfarmer said:

they simply just dont have the expertise . Well there is like 10 gardencenters in town and all are like that. Never meet a palm entusiast that really knows their stuff.

Stick with this forum and soon you’ll be teaching them about their plants. 

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The front one is. The one behind it looks like another Phoenix. 
 

 

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6 minutes ago, Stevetoad said:

The front one is. The one behind it looks like another Phoenix. 

The one in the back is a CIPD. Thanks for identification people. 

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