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Copernicia baileyana seed

kwtimo

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I have several lots of FRESH Copernicia baileyana seed available for sale. I am offering packs of 100 seed for $25, plus the shipping, which in the US will run $6. These can fit in a small Priority Mail box. The seed is from a green bailey. I will try to get a decent pic up soon. PM me if you are interested.

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SanDimas

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How easy are these to germ

especially in the tropics I wonder?

Recent pic?

I sent you an email.

Thanx!

Ritchy

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I've never actually shipped anything to Brazil, so I don't know what is involved. I'll talk to some growers I know and see what the process is, then let you know if that is something I can do or not.

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I want to buy, import seeds is not allowed here, but I always buy seeds, some packs was taken by the government, but I wanna try... My question was just because some dealers don't ship out of USA...

Tks

Cris

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I want to buy, import seeds is not allowed here, but I always buy seeds, some packs was taken by the government, but I wanna try... My question was just because some dealers don't ship out of USA...

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Cris

Same here, but to Puerto Rico 'US territory'

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Yort Enthusiast

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Sowed these copernica seeds from Tim 14 days ago and almost everything has germinated already! These are very fresh seeds.

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Jeff Searle Grand Master

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Yes they are!! I got a bunch myself. Thanks Tim.

Searle Brothers Nursery Inc.

and The Rainforest Collection.

Southwest Ranches,Fl.

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MattyB Grand Master

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How easy are these to germ

especially in the tropics I wonder?

Recent pic?

I sent you an email.

Thanx!

Ritchy

I've had good luck germinating C. baileyana. In 10 years you'll have a really nice looking little palm. 3'-4' tall maybe.

Matt Bradford

"Manambe Lavaka"

Spring Valley, CA (8.5 miles inland from San Diego Bay)

10B on the hill (635 ft. elevation)

9B in the canyon (520 ft. elevation)

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SanDimas

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How easy are these to germ

especially in the tropics I wonder?

Recent pic?

I sent you an email.

Thanx!

Ritchy

I've had good luck germinating C. baileyana. In 10 years you'll have a really nice looking little palm. 3'-4' tall maybe.

Thank you Matt!

I received them today.

Never grew these from seeds before.

Do we need to delid these or just soak before planting?

Thanks again.

Ritchy

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After 5 days of soaking,

the outer flesh softens

revealing an inner seed.

I am resoaking again in water

with a teaspoon of fish fertilizer

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