Can someone ID this seedling species??

[shark]

Hello👋, i'm new to palmtalk😁

I'm actually wanna know what type or what kind of palm species that i have right now, so there are 2 photos of palm that i have. Both maybe (different🤨?) I guess for me or not??? Because i see it from the leaves and the trunk of it. Also their are preety much 2 years old

[Central Floridave]

Just guessing to get the ball rolling on other's guesses, 

 

Ptychosperma elegans

[happypalms]

On 3/5/2024 at 6:01 PM, Valtroep said:

Hello👋, i'm new to palmtalk😁

I'm actually wanna know what type or what kind of palm species that i have right now, so there are 2 photos of palm that i have. Both maybe (different🤨?) I guess for me or not??? Because i see it from the leaves and the trunk of it. Also their are preety much 2 years old

Looking at the old seed on the ground a foxtail palm ?

[shark]

41 minutes ago, happypalms said:

Looking at the old seed on the ground a foxtail palm ?

No no it's not, so I have a foxtail palm seedling(but now it died due to sunburned), and that seed just an old seed from the plant, i didn't threw it away. 

[shark]

8 hours ago, Central Floridave said:

Just guessing to get the ball rolling on other's guesses, 

 

Ptychosperma elegans

Both of them?

[Palmarum]

They both are probably Ptychosperma species, maybe solitary ones. P. elegans is a strong possibility. 

If they both had a large seed, they could be Ptychococcus, mainly P. paradoxus. Are the leaves a little stiff and kinda rigid?

They are happy, healthy, and will show more of their true selves as they grow larger. 

Ryan

[PalmsandLiszt]

Wild guess, but my first thoughts were it could perhaps be a Veitchia of some sort. It does also look a bit like P. elegans, but the first photo appears to show much too large a seed. I'm not very familiar with Ptychococcus, so Palmarum might well be right about that.

[shark]

39 minutes ago, Palmarum said:

They both are probably Ptychosperma species, maybe solitary ones. P. elegans is a strong possibility. 

If they both had a large seed, they could be Ptychococcus, mainly P. paradoxus. Are the leaves a little stiff and kinda rigid?

They are happy, healthy, and will show more of their true selves as they grow larger. 

Ryan

The leaves are not really that hard actually. Maybe i'll have to wait for a few months i guess, but thanks for the information!

[shark]

29 minutes ago, PalmsandLiszt said:

Wild guess, but my first thoughts were it could perhaps be a Veitchia of some sort. It does also look a bit like P. elegans, but the first photo appears to show much too large a seed. I'm not very familiar with Ptychococcus, so Palmarum might well be right about that.

Ooohhh ok alright👍, thanks for the information!