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so when I was in North Carolina I found a couple saw Palmettos and they had seeds on them so I picked the seeds and then I forgot about them and about 4 months later my mom found the seeds lol so I potted one up to see how it will grow and I will be potting up the rest tomorrow 

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Bro, when you are a grandpa in your mid 70s it will sprout.

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32 minutes ago, wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww11 said:

Bro, when you are a grandpa in your mid 70s it will sprout.

No lol It will probably take around two to four months to sprout Is my guess

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Give them lots of heat and humidity and wait. You might want to invest in some sort of heat mat (i use the reptile ones) and cover the little cups in plastic wrap to help with germination. 

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Clean the flesh off & keep them in a warm pot & they should sprout in a few weeks.

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