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Planting Golden Cane Palm close to established Cocos Palm

Scotty1988

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Scotty1988 Newbie

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Hi, I just wanted to know if a newly planted golden cane palm will survive planted 1.2m away from an established Cocos Palm

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I have a large one planted about that close to a mature Syagrus R. Queen Palm. They have been cohabitating for many years. Harry

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Yes, no problem.

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Merlyn Grand Master

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@Scotty1988 no problem, they are both similar in their needs for sun, water, and nutrients.  The only time close planting is a problem is if one's a desert palm and the other is a swamp dweller, or if one of the two is an invasive spreader like Rhapis.  Otherwise most palms will live near each other just fine.

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22 hours ago, Scotty1988 said:

Hi, I just wanted to know if a newly planted golden cane palm will survive planted 1.2m away from an established Cocos Palm

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That’s quite a standard way to plant palms. Palms often like to have close company. 

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Millbrook, "Kinjarling" Noongar word meaning "Place of Rain", Rainbow Coast, Western Australia 35S. Warm temperate. Csb Koeppen Climate classification. Cool nights all year round.

 

 

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Thanks everyone 🙏😀🙏

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