Cyrtostachys renda var. Theodora Buhler

[palmaddic]

This is an old post but here is mine in South Florida in the ground for 3 years and doing great, already starting to show that textured stripping on the crownshaft. In the first picture its the one on the right.

 

Alex B.

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On 4/30/2009 at 3:35 PM, buffy said:

 

I'll give it a go. Let's see, nicer and rarer.....it certainly has to be a Washingtonia robusta. Those are almost impossible to hunt down.

 

Fill us in Christian. What used to be there?

Sorry I never saw this response, but there was a female Ceratozamia euryphyllidia there. It was way too wet so it was pulled into the shadehouse. When I left in October 2008 the CZ was flushing back out from what seemed like certain death. Hopefully that plant is still around, it was one of a kind. 

[buffy]

Christian, 

I have been sitting at this computer for 5 days short of 10 years for you to respond. I'd almost given up hope. I had it in my head that if Christian doesn't reply after 10 years, I should just get up and move on with my life. But no, a timely reply before all hope was lost.

Cameron

[palmaddic]

Here are some more recent pictures of mine.