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Buying plants again Six palm varieties for my collection

happypalms

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happypalms Grand Master

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Buying more palms for the collection starting with satakentia liukiwensis dypsis carlsmithii licuala kunsterii syagrus schizophylla brassiophoenix shumannii and calyptrocalyx yamutumane only a around two hundred all up something about potting up palms that’s very therapeutic and calming 

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peachy Grand Master

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Okay you made me envious of the new Satakentias, Licualas and Calyptrocalyx. The others are nice palms too but so slow growing ....I like to get results quickly.  Speaking of which, I thought I got an amazing deal on some palms this week. Posted monday,  arrived on tuesdays and potted up. Dead by thursday !! 2 seem to be just hanging on ....that will teach me not to deal with people not in the Palm Talk family.

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I came. I saw. I purchased

 

 

27.35 south.

Warm subtropical, with occasional frosts.

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I have all but the Calyptro inground and they grow well here except Satakentia but we both know it grows fine for others and I’ve more in pots…here in the moderately wet subtropics of far nensw au 

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happypalms Grand Master

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20 hours ago, peachy said:

Okay you made me envious of the new Satakentias, Licualas and Calyptrocalyx. The others are nice palms too but so slow growing ....I like to get results quickly.  Speaking of which, I thought I got an amazing deal on some palms this week. Posted monday,  arrived on tuesdays and potted up. Dead by thursday !! 2 seem to be just hanging on ....that will teach me not to deal with people not in the Palm Talk family.

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Yes good Xmas present for myself a few palms and I suppose you spent a fortune on your palms only to have them die and yes there is is a lot of respect on Palm talk in regards to plant sales 

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happypalms Grand Master

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11 hours ago, KrisKupsch said:

I have all but the Calyptro inground and they grow well here except Satakentia but we both know it grows fine for others and I’ve more in pots…here in the moderately wet subtropics of far nensw au 

Iam not to sure on the brassiophoenix going in the ground I got one alive still surviving after two winters in a hothouse and as for moderate rainfall not a lot in sunny hot halfway creek but good hot grow conditions for tropical varieties just add water 

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