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Chamaedorea cataractarum

gyuseppe

By gyuseppe
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I had in my garden about ten Chamaedorea cataractarum of 25 years old, male and female, which produced seeds, but they all died due to lack of water, but surprise, today I found a little one that grew on its own!

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Nice!

How old do you reckon it is ? 

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I think 3 years old, it was born on its own and has never been watered

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