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Monster 10' Copernicia fallaensis

Scott Cohen

By Scott Cohen
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This bad boy has been in my collection for a long time, unfortunately he is splitting the pot and it is time to either sell or go in the ground. This Copernicia fallaensis is in a 55g can, 10ft in height and originally from Holton's collection. it is on cinder blocks, not rooted in the ground. Asking $3G.

rare flowering trees, palms and other exotics

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Well, at this rate we should have several flowering within the next 3-5 years. Hopefully we get seedlings one day :)

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Oooh seedlings I would love that! I've often wondered how many fruiting specimens might be around, there must be a few no?

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Not really, I know of 2 of only 2 have flowered but no seed, its only a matter of time :)

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