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WTB Trachycarpus princeps seeds or seedlings


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With no Trachycarpus princeps seeds collected from Stone Gate in 2020 due to the pandemic and heavy rains, I'm looking for anybody that may have some they've produced from their private collection.  Shipping to USA.  Not looking for hybrids, I have a few of those.  Thanks in advance.

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I have alot of Princeps coming from Gary Tsen from coldplant maybe in the spring. When they come in I will send you some 

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  On 12/11/2020 at 11:13 PM, DallasPalms said:

I have alot of Princeps coming from Gary Tsen from coldplant maybe in the spring. When they come in I will send you some 

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The harvest for this year is over and Gerry says that next harvest isn't until late 2021.  He said they were not able to collect seeds this year from Stone Gate due to rain and the pandemic.  I've had a standing order since last summer.

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@TexasColdHardyPalms should have some.  I've gotten them from him previously.  I know @Josh-O had some available last year as well.

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Last year I purchased very nice 1-gallon sized princeps from this vendor, I don't know about shipping.

http://slopalms.com/ 

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San Francisco, California

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  On 12/12/2020 at 12:54 AM, Chester B said:

@TexasColdHardyPalms should have some.  I've gotten them from him previously.  I know @Josh-O had some available last year as well.

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i have some really nice 1 gallons

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Carlsbad, California Zone 10 B on the hill (402 ft. elevation)

Sunset zone 24

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How much are you looking for them @Josh-O and how many do you think you can ship in one box?  

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I have 2 princeps seedlings. I think they are the green variety. At least that is what I was told they were princeps

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  On 12/17/2020 at 12:51 AM, PlantDad said:

I have 2 princeps seedlings. I think they are the green variety. At least that is what I was told they were princeps

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I have two one gallon plants on the way thanks to @Josh-O.  Still waiting on seeds from coldplant next season but these two will hold me over until then.

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I think these are next on my list as soon as I can make room. My tiny apartment is already a jungle. And it doesn't look like I'd have to keep moving these inside every time it drops to 40°F lol 

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  On 12/18/2020 at 4:15 AM, JohnAndSancho said:

I think these are next on my list as soon as I can make room. My tiny apartment is already a jungle. And it doesn't look like I'd have to keep moving these inside every time it drops to 40°F lol 

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I've been wanting some for awhile.  I've got some waggie X princeps hybrid seeds germinating too.  Real curious how those will turn out.

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I've got two princeps planted outside, and I have not noticed that they are any slower than regular fortunei.  Even with the cooler weather they're still growing, albeit a little slower.  They do seem to handle full sun quite well, and appear to be more drought tolerant than fortunei at the same small size.

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In Dallas- princeps has been ALOT slower than regular fortunei, but the leaf form and color is beautiful. 

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