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  2. SCVpalmenthusiast
    Is this gonna be on YouTube? I feel like you can get some of the YouTubers like TNTropics, TX Tropics, I think they post here.
  3. SCVpalmenthusiast
    I have two tuckeri and one Alexander. They’re going in full sun. I’ve been trying to acclimate them by putting them out in morning and noon sun. I have one cunninghamiana thats in filtered light and the fronds crisp a little where they get more sun. The alexander is the tallest. Im planting them as multiples. After my alfredii croaked I really can’t have any more unsightly palms in the front. Should I put a shade cloth over them in the afternoon? We have about a month of intense UV rays. Once it hits October it will still be hot, but uv rays won’t be as intense.
  4. Hu Palmeras started following Jim Lemons
  5. SCVpalmenthusiast
    SCVpalmenthusiast replied to Norcal Palms's topic in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE
    Rancho Cucamonga is 2100 feet above sea level? I thought it was much lower. I figured apple valley and Victorville high desert would be that high. Im surprised you don’t get a lot of frost at that altitude.
  6. Today
  7. Hu Palmeras
    Hu Palmeras replied to NatureGirl's topic in For Sale
    🌴🦜💪
  8. Famous323
    Famous323 replied to NatureGirl's topic in For Sale
    That was fast, wish I could of got some ☹️
  9. SouthernCATropicals
    SouthernCATropicals replied to SouthernCATropicals's topic in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE
    August 31, 2026 It has been so brutally hot and humid. As of today it’s in the low 80’s so much better. It really ruins the novelty of having a tropical fruit garden in this weather haha. I’ve been watering a ton and the smaller two still get attacked by white fly so I spray for that still. And were past concern over the powerlines💀
  10. sonoranfans
    sonoranfans replied to SubTropicRay's topic in WEATHER / CLIMATE
    We have had rain 4 of the last 5 days 1 inch, 1 inch, none, and then 0.5 inches before today's 1.6 inches and counting. We were dry on roads here today and I got caught in a deluge down south of bradenton on the 75, 35mph visibility max. I get back here its dry, nothing then from 4-7:30pm we get a good hard rain for 1.6 inches(4cm) in my new rain gage. Yard has puddles, its all soaked. The local golf course pond is up over the grass as are the retaining ponds in our neighborhood. Everything has responded after the moderate dry tipping, its looking like this summer will help heal most of the damage from Milton if this keeps up.
  11. Sabal Steve
    Sabal Steve replied to aztropic's topic in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE
    Has the Berteroana flowered? Do you feel the Macro is getting close?
  12. Sly Western
    I agree! It's interesting to me that my filifera-leaning tree has taken off so quickly. I have a robusta-leaning tree, grown from the same filibusta seed pack, that is smaller and more compact than this one.
  13. Sly Western
    That's a great suggestion! Thank you. Do you think pavestones would also work? Do you have any other palms in your yard?
  14. Hu Palmeras started following LJG
  15. Hu Palmeras started following Ccicero
  16. Sly Western
    Wow! That's huge! Washingtonias are fast and furious growers. Did you start yours from seed?
  17. Sly Western
    @SailorBold I haven’t seen any established palms around Payson either. I hope my neighbors don’t hate me! 😅I definitely get the feeling that because we’re relatively close to the expansive palm-scape of the Valley, most Payson residents would much rather see pine trees than palm trees. I get it; pine trees are awesome! To your point, however, there are still plenty of large succulents all over town like trunked yuccas, agaves (like Agave chrysantha), desert spoons, chollas, and large-pad prickly pears. In other words, there are many visual cues that Payson sits right at the junction between two different climate zones; it is not a true cold-winter mountain town. I love the eclectic mix of native flora here, and so I figured, why not make it more eclectic? 😂🌴
  18. LJG
    LJG replied to LJG's topic in For Sale
    Uploaded some new seed sales to eBay. Stoked to offer for the time the Blue Chrysalidocarpus decipiens - which is most likely Going to be a new species Plus Chrysalidocarpus onilahensis “Stiff Leaf”, Brahea moorei, Parajubea sunka, Chrysalidocarpus baronii “Black Stem”
  19. Robbertico18
    Robbertico18 replied to Scott W's topic in For Sale
    Hopefully they don’t all get snatched up in bulk, I’d be interested in picking up a couple more
  20. Yesterday
  21. Scott W
    Scott W replied to Scott W's topic in For Sale
    I do have several hundred seedlings, just waiting for them to size up a little before offering them for sale...that is if they don't get sold in bulk before that. Unfortunately my permitting doesn't allow me to ship to Texas at the moment.
  22. Scott W
    Scott W replied to Scott W's topic in For Sale
    If you're looking for a unique cycad to add to your collection I still have plenty of these available. I am now a fully inspected and licensed Florida nursery, however, I still cannot legally ship to Texas, California, Arizona or Lousiana. I have updated the pricing on these, 1 for $50 shipped, 2 for $80 shipped Thanks.
  23. Teddys Nursery
    Teddys Nursery replied to PalmNation USA's topic in COLD HARDY PALMS
    Interesting I’ve grown a few in pots. When small they seem comparable to fortunei. One went to a friend in TX, he said the Nanital has grown at least twice as fast as standard Fortunei in the ground.
  24. sonoranfans
    Yeah, the pause button would be nice on this one and a number of my other palms. Ultimately, they all grow too fast.
  25. Ccicero
    Hi, i live in central Florida. My spindle palm is having problems I can’t identify. The new palm fronds are opening with yellow tips. I applied special palm fertilizer a couple months ago and have also used a soaker hose to ensure water is getting to roots. The palm is growing and throwing large fronds. The soil here is sandy and drains well. We’ve also had good slow rains 2-3 times per week. I wanted to reach out to the palm experts to diagnose the problem. I appreciate your feedback
  26. Ccicero
    Ccicero joined the community
  27. Sabal King
    I now have a day job, this podcast and I feel like I need a full time job booking guests. Great news is we have such a stacked lineup it’s not even funny.
  28. SouthernCATropicals
    SouthernCATropicals replied to SouthernCATropicals's topic in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE
    Excited for you! Keep in mind they get huge and take up a ton of space. They’re like the size of a canary island date palm! Keep it super wet and they take fertilizer very well and readily.
  29. Stevetoad
    Stevetoad replied to aztropic's topic in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE
    Doesnt sound long to me. Ive had mine for about 8 years from a 1 gallon and it's only about 3 feet tall now.
  30. pinkpantheressfan
    pinkpantheressfan replied to pinkpantheressfan's topic in COLD HARDY PALMS
    i realized i overfertilized it. it hasn’t gotten any worse since i posted this luckily. i’ve been soaking it the past two days for around 30 mins on a slow trickle. i’m hoping it pulls thru
  31. pinkpantheressfan
    pinkpantheressfan replied to pinkpantheressfan's topic in COLD HARDY PALMS
    i realized two days ago i overfertilized it (or got the granules too close to the trunk). it hasn’t gotten any worse since i posted this. the fronds open somewhat at night then close in the day. i think this bc i fertilized around a week and a half ago and its only the newer tender fronds folding. this leads me to believe it’s that. i’ve soaked it two days so far for like ~30 mins on a slow trickle. i’m hoping that will work. but i think it not getting any worse is a good sign
  32. Josue Diaz
    Central and Northern CA customers would go through Josh as well? Or the website?

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