Stevea07
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Last seen: Feb 21, 2017
Topics: 5 / Replies: 78
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RE: 2 Brahea armata seedlings.

I recommend lots of heat for those babies! This fall/winter a south facing window would be ideal. Photo below of my two year old Brahea armatas.

17 years ago
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This may help Canadian palm growers.

Hardypalms in the U.K. sells two types of fertilizers for palms. Shipping to you may be reasonable as they are just across "the big pond". Link belo...

17 years ago
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Trachycarpus princeps"Golden Lotus"

They are hardy from 10 F. to 110 F. They are also the fastest Trachycarpus I have grown from seed. The ones in the photo above are 14-15 months old.

17 years ago
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RE: Questions, Advise, Observation

A lot less stinky way of inducing a flush is by watering with one teaspoon of ammonium sulphate dissolved into one gallon of water.

18 years ago
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RE: Trachycarpus species growth rate comparisons

Hi Barrie,Your fortunei has a huge base. What fertilizer are you using? Also, what seed souce did you use for your takils?Thanks in advance,Steve

18 years ago
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RE: Some pics from the yard.

Laaz,Did you grow those Phoenix theophrastii from seed? If so, how long do they take to put out split leaves? Do you know if they are specimens from...

18 years ago
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RE: Compact butia capitata

Looks like a variety called Butia bonnetti. It's lineage supposedly traces back to a single capitata with unusual dwarfing characteristics discovered...

18 years ago
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What's a word for slower than slow?

Alchris,I spent a small fortune in seeds for this cycad and found out it puts out one frond a year! I live in balmy Alabama too! Others who have this...

18 years ago
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