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Please ID this Palm Seedling

Patrick Palms

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Patrick Palms Experienced

Patrick Palms

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I bought this seeding as a Dypsis Pembana but was told it could be either a cabadae or a flame thrower palm? Any ideas ? First puc waz 3 years ago and 2nd is now. Worrying as still very small.

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Frond-friend42 Veteran

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Tough call, but I'd say it looks most like a chambeyronia, of the three.

quaman58 Grand Master

quaman58

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Would agree Chambeyronia..

Bret

 

Coastal canyon area of San Diego

 

"In the shadow of the Cross"

lzorrito Proficient

lzorrito

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That's excactly the same photo you posted on your "Dypsis Pembana" tread, last September...:

We've discussed it, posted palm photos looked a like, and thought we've reached a positive ID. If you still have doubts, please post a fresh photo so we may assess it...again.

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Greetings, Luís

Patrick Palms Experienced

Patrick Palms

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Todays Photo 

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NatureGirl Grand Master

NatureGirl

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That is a Dypsis pembana. 

Warrior Palm Princess, Satellite Beach, Florida

lzorrito Proficient

lzorrito

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3 minutes ago, NatureGirl said:

That is a Dypsis pembana. 

Totally agree!

Greetings, Luís

Johnny Palmseed Mentor

Johnny Palmseed

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I agree with @NatureGirl. The Pembana seedlings I had looked “reddish” at that size.

PalmatierMeg Grand Master

PalmatierMeg

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Dypsis pembana

The prominent veins on the leaves are a giveaway

Meg

Palms of Victory I shall wear

Cape Coral (It's Just Paradise)
Florida
Zone 10A on the Isabelle Canal
Elevation: 15 feet

I'd like to be under the sea in an octopus' garden in the shade.

chad2468emr Proficient

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Agree with everyone else: pembana. Looks just like the smaller off shoots of mine that are about that size. 

Former South Florida resident living in the Greater Orlando Area, zone 9b.

Constantly wishing I could still grow zone 10 palms worry-free, but also trying to appease my strange fixation with Washingtonias. 

Frond-friend42 Veteran

Frond-friend42

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I had a feeling I might be wrong about that.  Sorry about the loss of your possible Chambeyronia. 

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Frond-friend42

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These are some of my watermelon Chambie's. There is a stippled rough appearance of the leaflet veins, making the veins appear somewhat like dotted lines. The axis of of the second bifid leaf seems to arise more above ground out of the raised stem. There is more precise terminology for this probably but the general "habit" is different. 

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