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Can anyone identify these seeds please?

Superhoover

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These are seeds of a fan palm i want to identify, it's the same seeds the ones in the left a peeled, they're about 2-4mm in size with no flesh and 6-7mm with it. also, any tips to germinate them?

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Washingtonia. Not sure if they are filifera or robusta...or filibusta. I have germinated filifera . Probably usual methods...heat, sterile media, moist but not wet, minimal or no light (introduce sunlight gradually after germination)

 

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Thanks for the answer i really appreciate it. This is the tree, can you tell which one is it?

And for the heat treatment, is it like with Leucaena, i usually deep them in boiling water for 2min and then sow them in potting mix, or is it another process?

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aztropic Grand Master

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Looks like filibusta. (hybrid) NO boiling water! Just plant them in soil,keep warm,and they will sprout. Probably the easiest palm species to grow,bar none.

 

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Mesa, Arizona

 

Temps between 29F and 115F each year

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Mine pop up everywhere even in my stream!!!

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