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Most people have not seen a mature picture of this hybrid so I have been told to post a picture of it. This is an 8 yr. old plant grown without the benefit of fertilizer. This may be the first Taitungensis X Revoluta "mature plant" that many of you have seen, so I thought I would have it posted for your reference. It grows more upright as you can see, and does not have the recurving habit of a Revoluta and also has a much wider spread . Please feel free to give me your input. And of course, this is one of Mr. Chumley's plants.. 🙂
Taylor
Posted : 17/02/2008 9:26 pm
Simply WONDERFUL!
Posted : 17/02/2008 9:34 pm
That is nice, great form 8)
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-Aaron-
Posted : 17/02/2008 9:53 pm
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Kudos to Bob! 😀
Taylor
Posted : 17/02/2008 10:47 pm
Nice! I wish you could make the picture bigger.
Dean
Dean
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Posted : 18/02/2008 9:33 am
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Bob and I were talking about that... but that is as big as his pictures get. Maybe they are taken from a cell phone?Sorry Dean and others 🙁
Taylor
Posted : 18/02/2008 10:34 am
Great looking cycad. Is it hardier than the pure form of revoluta?
How is it's growth rate?
Finally how does one get seeds or a plant?
Wes North Vancouver Zone 8b/9a
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Posted : 24/02/2008 1:25 am
