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Washingtonia Robusta germination

mydateplams

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I have had good luck with germination of washingtonia robusta.  I did the community tray with heat mats and have about 450-500 seedlings.

 

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EastCanadaTropicals Experienced

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Nice.

Nothing to say here. 

quaman58 Grand Master

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Nice job! They are prolific palms, without a doubt..

Bret

 

Coastal canyon area of San Diego

 

"In the shadow of the Cross"

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I have about 10+ pounds of seeds

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1 hour ago, mydateplams said:

I have about 10+ pounds of seeds

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Wow!! That is one productive palm! It's rare to see washingtonia fruiting like that here, drooping so low. Possibly due to our wind... Although that looks like a filifera is it? They possibly fruit a little differently to the more commonly grown robusta.

And a beautiful backdrop as well.

Wish I could import some seed.

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