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Little variegated lanonia dasyantha still holding true


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I germinated 600 dasyatha and out of that 600 I got one special variegated seedling. At first I didn’t pay much attention to this little seedling but I still kept an eye on it noting  where it was in with its cousins. Sitting there growing like the rest it started to continue to hold its variegated leaves each new leaf still had variegation. Either one in million or a freak of nature it will be one special little plant if it holds onto its variegation. Iam sure if it does stay true iam sure it will be one little palm that would be wanted in a collectors garden such as myself.

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Pretty distinct marking , I hope it holds onto that as it grows . It would be cool to have a variegated one. I would hang onto it if that’s the case. Harry

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40 minutes ago, Harry’s Palms said:

Pretty distinct marking , I hope it holds onto that as it grows . It would be cool to have a variegated one. I would hang onto it if that’s the case. Harry

It’s looking good so far. Time will tell, I don’t think it will be going anywhere except in my garden. Be interesting if I ever get any seeds from it. Definitely be going in a group planting. 
Richard 

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I’ve been waiting for an update on this one Richard. Looking awesome!

Tim Brisbane

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7 hours ago, tim_brissy_13 said:

I’ve been waiting for an update on this one Richard. Looking awesome!

I try not to look at it to much just treat it like any other palm. Only in the corner of my eye I know how special this little palm is.

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