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Dypsis psammophila Seeding in Socal

ellidro

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I've had this Dypsis psammophila in the ground for several years now and its setting seed for the first time. Psammophila's have been tricky for me in the past but for some reason this one grows great. One of my prettiest palms in my garden. 

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Encinitas on a hill 1.5 miles from the ocean.

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ellidro Mentor

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sorry just realized how crappy these photos are. I'll try again with a camera rather than my phone.

Encinitas on a hill 1.5 miles from the ocean.

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well

gonna have to go out in the morning with my camera

nice pics!

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scream

agree with Jim

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Boy, those are beautiful. I kept losing the small ones when they first came around, so I gave up. Now I wish I'd kept working at it.

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"In the shadow of the Cross"

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Those are beautiful.  Love all the color.  Unfortunately, I haven't had much luck with this species, I've tried two and lost them both with the stems declining gradually over time.  

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On 9/30/2017, 3:46:50, quaman58 said:

Boy, those are beautiful. I kept losing the small ones when they first came around, so I gave up. Now I wish I'd kept working at it.

On my second one. This one had some size to it and has done well since planted out last year. I did amend the soil  well with sand with the hope this would help.

However, I think mine would prefer more protection (full sun).....but time will tell.

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