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Rare Cerotazamia sp Toman


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Another mail order this time some super rare cerotazamia sp Toman. I know absolutely nothing about the species except it’s rare and if it’s rare then i definitely want it. I think I might have to do some research on this on. They will definitely be going into a group planting in the garden.

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I've never heard of "Toman," but I know little about most Ceratozamia.  I looked at the eBay AUS listing for it, the mature photos look something like one of the big Mexicana/Robusta/etc types.  The seedlings in your photos look like Hildae.  Maybe that will change as they get bigger flushes?

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20 hours ago, Merlyn said:

I've never heard of "Toman," but I know little about most Ceratozamia.  I looked at the eBay AUS listing for it, the mature photos look something like one of the big Mexicana/Robusta/etc types.  The seedlings in your photos look like Hildae.  Maybe that will change as they get bigger flushes?

Eudloocycadgardens has a website have a look some fantastic pictures and plants available. I have Hildae very similar looking as a juvenile plant. I will research Mexicana. I guess I will have to wait 10 years to really appreciate them.

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