Rhapis puhuongensis? Seed for sale.

[cfkingfish]

I have Rhapis seeds collected from my friend hiking in Pu Mat National Park in North Central Vietnam. After discussing with my friend from Vinh, I very much believe this is in fact Rhapis puhuongensis, a relatively new species of Rhapis discovered in the same area. I cannot confirm with any photos, but my friend described this plant very well and it appears to be one and the same. I don't have a ton of seed, but I will sell them for $12 for 10 including shipping, or 50 for $40 including shipping. International orders would be an extra $10 for shipping on top of either one. Feel free to PM or email me at cfkingfish@gmail.com if interested. Here is a link to the description of the palm from palms.org.

http://www.palms.org/palmsjournal/2008/palms52no4p181-186.pdf

Thanks!

 

-CF

[ZenMan 1]

I'm looking at these seeds. Sent a message to your email. Have a good day!

[Mandrew968]

You don't have a picture, nor does google! would love a couple for the garden! hope they are what you presume.

[ZenMan 1]

Sorry about the misinformation but I'm not selling the seeds. I'm trying to buy from someone else, see seeds for sale forum.. Hope you get there before they sell out.

[gerardv]

Sent you pm . Interested in seeds thanks. GV 

[ZenMan 1]

Good Evening cfkingfish,

Great time to let you know about the Raphis pohuongensis seeds. They all showed up and are growing happily under the dome of protection . Transplanted last week. Here's a shot of them, thanks for the seeds.

[gyuseppe]

are rhapis ?

13 hours ago, ZenMan 1 said:

Good Evening cfkingfish,

Great time to let you know about the Raphis pohuongensis seeds. They all showed up and are growing happily under the dome of protection . Transplanted last week. Here's a shot of them, thanks for the seeds.

in photos are  the rhapis ?

[ZenMan 1]

Yes!

[ZenMan 1]

Here's the correctly spelled version for the critics!

[cfkingfish]

I will have to get a picture, but mine are coming up, I don't know if they are splitting yet, or if they will. Usually Rhapis have just a strap leaf, so this would be interesting.