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chamaedorea deckeriana

rizla023

By rizla023
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Anyone grown chamaedorea deckeriana indoors in a container? I live in SoCal, great microclimate, just don’t have a great canopy area and thought it would look nice inside. 
 Santa Ana, CA

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I’m trying it for the winter. I live in NY so the dry heat will be a challenge for it. 

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Thought I’d add pictures. Been potted up since I posted. 
sun damage is from when I left it outside when I first got it from floribunda. 
has given two new fronds!  

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@rizla023 how's the growth speed been for you?

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43 minutes ago, JohnAndSancho said:

@rizla023 how's the growth speed been for you?

good. When I got in Septemberish, it had 1 emerging frond, a few inches. Already has another one (5-6 inches or so) coming out. So two new fronds in 3-4 months is not bad. 

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