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Fresh Pindo palm seeds

Enar

By Enar
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Looking for some fresh pindo palm seeds that will grow in zone 8a. All the ones on eBay are already old it seems like. 

Lowest seen: 16F, Highest seen: 105F. Heavy red clay (iron oxide). Amended to 6.5-7PH using Dolomitic lime. (No yearly fertilizer for lawn, just for independent plants).

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On 11/30/2022 at 4:31 PM, Enar said:

Looking for some fresh pindo palm seeds that will grow in zone 8a. All the ones on eBay are already old it seems like. 

If you are still searching for fresh Pindo seeds, I just collected tons of it yesterday here in the Outer Banks of NC.

PM me if interested and we can discuss shipping and pricing.

9-16-2023
 

Emerald Isle, North Carolina

USDA Zone 8B/9A - Humid Subtropical (CFA)

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Lowest seen: 16F, Highest seen: 105F. Heavy red clay (iron oxide). Amended to 6.5-7PH using Dolomitic lime. (No yearly fertilizer for lawn, just for independent plants).

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