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Gastrococcus crispa first bloom

NatureGirl

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NatureGirl Grand Master

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My Gastrococcus crispa or Acrocomia as it’s now called, has bloomed for the first time. Hopefully it will produce seeds. I still call it Gastrococcus bcuz the seeds are much smaller/different than other Acrocomia’s. They look more like Aiphanes seeds to me, also they germinate readily when fresh in 2-4 weeks, rather than years….Photos aren’t the best, it’s in a difficult location behind the shed. Even though it is thorny, it is Self-Cleaning which is great.

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Warrior Palm Princess, Satellite Beach, Florida

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realarch Grand Master

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Wow, good on you. That’s quite an impressive palm and one that hardly ever gets mentioned on PT. Thanks for the post.

Tim

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Hilo, Hawaii

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Mnasi

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Beautiful palm!  I hope you will offer some seeds for sale.  I will keep my eye on this post.  Thank you for sharing.

 

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