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Too early to id these palm seedlings??


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I sowed around 15 different type of palm seeds 40 days ago, wondering if anyone could potentially ID the species this early on :). I can't contain my excitement, haha! 

Most seeds are from z12a southern Tenerife in the canaries. I have everything from royal cuban palms to mexican blue fan palms. I'm guessing the seedlings are washingtonia or dactilyfera. Thoughts? These are the only 2 seedlings big enough so far

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5 hours ago, Slifer00 said:

I sowed around 15 different type of palm seeds 40 days ago, wondering if anyone could potentially ID the species this early on

At least for me, way too early to tell!  :)

Jon Sunder

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Pics are too blurry and too close up. Also, it would be nearly impossible to identify them without a list of the ones that you collected. If you can take some new photos, add the list and keep track of the germination times, that will help greatly.

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At this stage the seed itself would be more useful for ID purposes.

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