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Dypsis pembana

WaianaeCrider

By WaianaeCrider
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Back in 2005 I planted two 5 gal pots of Dypsis pembana  They have grown very nicely over time and have seeded.  A week or two I found the tops of two had broken off and the trunk died.  So today I planted out two seedlings that have been in pots to long to keep the area in Dypsis pembana

 

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Steve

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What do you suppose caused the canopies to break off. That’s really unfortunate. The two youngsters look great. My young triple will be winter tested here for the first time. These things grow so fast during warm weather so I’m hoping mine handles our cool often damp winters okay. 

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17 hours ago, Jim in Los Altos said:

What do you suppose caused the canopies to break off. That’s really unfortunate. The two youngsters look great. My young triple will be winter tested here for the first time. These things grow so fast during warm weather so I’m hoping mine handles our cool often damp winters okay. 

Not sure.  Maybe strong gust of wind?  One is dead and dried all the way to the ground.  The other still has about 10 feet of green trunk.

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