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Copernicia baileyana in so cal

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DoomsDave Grand Master

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Thanks @JubaeaMan138!

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@aztropic would be the man to Verify my thoughts . Scott has helped me tremendously with copes. These guys can do great here if your in the right area . They need the heat . Orange County and coastal areas could grow then but I think they would be complete slugs out there . Mine that I have planted seem to get 2 to 3 leaves each summer .

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Copernicia Gigas chugging right along . In my opinion the greenest and healthiest plant in my yard . Been in the ground little over a year .

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DoomsDave Grand Master

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1 minute ago, JubaeaMan138 said:

@aztropic would be the man to Verify my thoughts . Scott has helped me tremendously with copes. These guys can do great here if your in the right area . They need the heat . Orange County and coastal areas could grow then but I think they would be complete slugs out there . Mine that I have planted seem to get 2 to 3 leaves each summer .

That's interesting. This one has been slow, but it's even in the shade of the spreading Alfie and Acrocomia.

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This Copernicia was purchased from George Sparkman as Baileyana it’s finally growing out of its Florida leaves . 

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Here is the gigas before it got planted it took a beating when I first got it but now totally different looking plant 

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1 hour ago, JubaeaMan138 said:

Copernicia Gigas chugging right along . In my opinion the greenest and healthiest plant in my yard . Been in the ground little over a year .

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Gigas is gonna be a monster someday! Looks extremely happy and well cared for. :)

 

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Temps between 29F and 115F each year

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On 5/24/2020 at 1:13 PM, WaianaeCrider said:

 

 

The one WaianeaCrider posted looks like C. gigas to me, no? Or at least a hybrid gigas. Long petioles and the shape of the leaf...

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