Dypsis lutescens Fused Leaf 4-year seedlings x4 in 1g

[PalmatierMeg]

This true-from-seed mutation of the normally common Golden Cane Palm came to the attention of PalmTalk during the 2016 Biennial in Thailand where this mutation originated. I bought 10 seeds from RPS the following year or so and currently have four extra seedlings that need new homes. These seedlings were agonizingly slow growing compared to the standard golden cane and these are four years old. They do germinate true from seed as RPS claims so maybe in the future this Fused Leaf Form will become more easily available. See info below:

https://www.rarepalmseeds.com/dypsis-lutescens-fused-leaf

Dypsis lutescens Fused Leaf Form: $20.00 each (4 available)

      OR

Take all four seedlings @ $75.00 for the lot

Shipping = $12.00   via Priority Mail          No shipping outside the US. No shipping to HI

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PM me if you are interested. Tell me how many seedlings you want and I will respond with a quote. Give me your name/address to copy/paste on a mailing label. When you pay, tell me.

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Photos

[PalmatierMeg]

Seedlings are SOLD!

[PalmMom007]

just wanted to update this topic on what my fused leaf has grown into. It is about ready to go in the ground

[Merlyn]

@PalmMom007 that's wild!  You should definitely grow seedlings of that one and sell them.    I have a "Whole Leaf" Elaeis Guineensis that's getting similarly wild and funky!

[D. Morrowii]

Oh wow! Thats a neat looking mutation. 

[PalmatierMeg]

15 hours ago, PalmMom007 said:

just wanted to update this topic on what my fused leaf has grown into. It is about ready to go in the ground

Looking great, Shelby. Does anybody know whether this cultivar flowers and sets viable seeds? I know the Vietnam and Thai dwarf forms neither flower nor set any seeds so must be propagated by division. 

Actually after studying Shelby’s photo I am wondering whether ‘Fused Leaf’ is another dwarf form of C lutescens. How tall does this cultivar get?