Sabal minor Seedlings
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Sabal minor Seedlings
So I planted some Sabal Minor seeds at the begging on Jan and now they have germinated. I have never grown any palms from seed before so im excited.
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Nice job, make sure to give them lots of heat and light!
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Hi Bryce,
those S. minors look happy
those S. minors look happy
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Congrats Bryce, sabals aren't known as easy to do.
Nice fresh seed obviously.
Well done.
Nice fresh seed obviously.
Well done.
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Sabals have massive taproots. My seedlings slowed a lot in shallow pots. Theyre going to be re potted in 2 liter pop bottles, or something larger.
Grats on the germination!
Grats on the germination!
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Good work on the germination Bryce.
They generally stall for a while as a result.
But then bounce back like crazy.
Barb
That's the tricky part, minimizing root damage at up-potting.some of them were so bound together I couldn't get them apart. The container they were in was so shallow and small there tap roots were like al curly and wrapped around each other.
They generally stall for a while as a result.
But then bounce back like crazy.
Barb
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