Couple months ago my friend brought me these palm seeds back from a Cruise in the caribbean. I'm not sure what they are but 9 out of 15 sprouted within two weeks.
Here's pics of them today. They're really starting to take off.
Hope there something good!
Mark
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Looks like Christmas palm seedlings.
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That could very well be. Those seed look the exactly the same. I think you may have ID them. I was hoping someone may be able to tell what they were. I do love the Christmas palms. Thanks Wax! Are those your seedlings? Old Pic or recent?
Hope they grow fast.
Mark
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There's many palms a that stage of development that appear similar.
One I have is Archontophoenix alexandrae (King palm).
Do you have a photo of the parent palm? That would help solve the mystery.
Cheers, Barrie.
That could very well be. Those seed look the exactly the same. I think you may have ID them. I was hoping someone may be able to tell what they were. I do love the Christmas palms. Thanks Wax! Are those your seedlings? Old Pic or recent?
Hope they grow fast.
Mark
No, I found that pic online. But I have a Christmas palm seedling that's just starting to get pinnate leaves. I remember the forked leaves clearly early in its life.
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Barrie,
One of the palms in this Pic I believe. My friend said they had red on them and they were picked up in front of the hotel. (I think to the left).
Mark
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