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Haven’t seen any Chambeyronia for a while so here’s a few

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happypalms Grand Master

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Some good rains has produced some nice red on the new leaves on the Chambeyronias in the garden. 

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Harry’s Palms Grand Master

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Beautiful . Mine has a very large spear right now . It hasn’t had a display since the end of October . We are in Spring right now so it should pick back up now . I started feeding it over a year ago and stepped up the watering and that has really helped the look . In full sun they really need a little extra here . We tend to have arid conditions and very warm afternoons by August through November . The fronds really get large on these! Mine only stay red for 3-4 days . Harry75181777175__2E18DC9C-43A5-4E7A-B2FF-75B54842B1F2.thumb.jpeg.556a4a139e6397d09763f756197c3c38.jpeg

‘The last frond , sorry already green . About a week after opening . The trunk is a little over 5’ where it meets the crown shaft. I’ve been giving it an organic fertilizer , powdery stuff , ( magic bat guano dust?) that I mix in the top layer of soil . The stuff only has a light odor but it has helped a few of my palms that were looking a bit lean. It gets a good soaking frequently . This is by far the largest frond it has thrown . The burning of the leaves has been greatly reduced since my change of treatment of this palm. Right now i am watching a huge spear for signs of opening🤞. Harry

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  On 4/1/2025 at 10:20 AM, Harry’s Palms said:

Beautiful . Mine has a very large spear right now . It hasn’t had a display since the end of October . We are in Spring right now so it should pick back up now . I started feeding it over a year ago and stepped up the watering and that has really helped the look . In full sun they really need a little extra here . We tend to have arid conditions and very warm afternoons by August through November . The fronds really get large on these! Mine only stay red for 3-4 days . Harry75181777175__2E18DC9C-43A5-4E7A-B2FF-75B54842B1F2.thumb.jpeg.556a4a139e6397d09763f756197c3c38.jpeg

‘The last frond , sorry already green . About a week after opening . The trunk is a little over 5’ where it meets the crown shaft. I’ve been giving it an organic fertilizer , powdery stuff , ( magic bat guano dust?) that I mix in the top layer of soil . The stuff only has a light odor but it has helped a few of my palms that were looking a bit lean. It gets a good soaking frequently . This is by far the largest frond it has thrown . The burning of the leaves has been greatly reduced since my change of treatment of this palm. Right now i am watching a huge spear for signs of opening🤞. Harry

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Solid palm that one Harry. You are certainly doing the right thing for your Cham feeding and watering does make a huge difference. A palm will take more sun  with increased humidity and your extra watering seems to helping with the burnt leaf tips.  
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Thank you Richard , yes , I learned a lot on this forum from you and others. This one always grew well but burned in summer sun. It seems to resist that trait now . We don’t get near the rainfall it likes and our arid climate keeps it thirsty , I just wasn’t paying attention enough. After seeing yours and others I got into action and this one responded . Harry

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  On 4/1/2025 at 1:35 AM, happypalms said:

Some good rains has produced some nice red on the new leaves on the Chambeyronias in the garden. 

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Beautiful 😍 

Old Beach ,Hobart
Tasmania ,Australia. 42 " south
Cool Maritime climate

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  On 4/2/2025 at 8:25 AM, Harry’s Palms said:

Thank you Richard , yes , I learned a lot on this forum from you and others. This one always grew well but burned in summer sun. It seems to resist that trait now . We don’t get near the rainfall it likes and our arid climate keeps it thirsty , I just wasn’t paying attention enough. After seeing yours and others I got into action and this one responded . Harry

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Yes even talking to a plant and acknowledging it I have plants flower in response to attention. We think plants don’t have feelings we are wrong they are a living being, a little attention goes a long way. 

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  On 4/3/2025 at 7:32 PM, Tassie_Troy1971 said:

Beautiful 😍 

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They don’t get any better for size and colour than a big Chambeyronia. The blue sky and the green of the garden combined with the red takes it to another level for colours. 

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  On 4/1/2025 at 1:35 AM, happypalms said:

Some good rains has produced some nice red on the new leaves on the Chambeyronias in the garden. 

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Beautiful. Just like a genuine New Caledonian experience. 

Millbrook, "Kinjarling" Noongar word meaning "Place of Rain", Rainbow Coast, Western Australia 35S. Warm temperate. Csb Koeppen Climate classification. Cool nights all year round.

 

 

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  On 4/4/2025 at 11:18 PM, Tyrone said:

Beautiful. Just like a genuine New Caledonian experience. 

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Need more basselina for that one. ☝️ 

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