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On the potting bench again with dypsis brevicaulis chamaedorea adscedans


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A bit of Sunday funpotting up a few palms. With the weather warming up now’s the time to do a bit of potting up of the seedlings. A few chamaedorea adscedans from my own seed this time I choose the seeds from the biggest most healthy seeds this year picking some solid genes in these seeds. And a a nice batch of rps dypsis brevicaulis seedlings. A nice healthy haul of some good rare palms destined for the garden. It will be interesting growing the brevicaulis in the garden a great small dypsis understory palm. 

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A couple of extra ones I did the same time with a beccariophoenix fenestralis and a variegated pandanus sanderi a couple of recent mail orders that needed to be potted. You can repot when you get your new order of plants but this could add  more stress or you can repot about 4 days later, when the plants have relaxed. But this could cause more shock again so do you do your repotting when you get your plants in one big shock treatment. Or a few days later creating more stress giving the plants not what they really like just considering they have just gone through a long journey being traumatised in a box. A really tender variety or sick looking plant due to transport shock I would leave for a month depending on the season of the weather, if it  was a cool time like winter approaching i would not repot at all so when the weather warms it’s the best time to repot or transplant your seedlings.

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And as usual the joeys somehow I never get bored of potting them up. Still a few to go 

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