PALMS IN POTS
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"super soil" from disposable diapers?
by sashaeffer- 2 replies
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Anyone try this with disposable diapers? http://plantcaretoday.com/create-super-soil-with-this-blue-stuff.html?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=postplanner&utm_source=facebook.com
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“Winged it” with a grow bulb + C. Cataractarum
by chad2468emr- 1 follower
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So after a ton of research, I decided to “wing it” with a c. cataractarum and a grow bulb. My living room has next to no natural light and it was killing me not having a plant in the room. I used a plug-in pendant light hung from the ceiling and a GE grow bulb with a (cheap, $20, wasn’t willing to risk this failing on an expensive palm, haha) C. cataractarum. I am seeing solid results so far! It’s been about 2 months and this thing has fought off spider mites all while throwing out and opening 3 new fronds, with two large spears about to open now. I was worried about the fronds that don’t get a ton of light, but they just keep growing and I haven’t had a singl…
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Some pics of 12 palm species grown up in containers in Germany. (1) Before & after 2 years: Howea belmoreana 2011 & 2013 Lytocaryum weddellianum 2013 & 2015 (2a) Before & after 3 years: Ptychosperma macarthurii 2003 & 2006
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Short answer is NO I had an alocasia potted in a farmers pot sitting in a decorative pot. It suffered a severe spider mite infestation so I elected to simply remove the alocasia from the pot and place it out doors. I then moved my kentia palm (also in a farmers pot) into the same decorative pot. Just sitting there. And guess what. Kentia palm now has spider mites. make sure you absolutely sanitize any pot your use if it suffered from an infestation
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by Saber samiei- 0 replies
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100% RH
by Philly J- 3 replies
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Indoor Nucifera necessity haha
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15G large double King in pot…
by Breaktheory- 5 replies
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Hello, I have an oversized 15G King that I’d like to put in an outdoor pot/urn - how big do I need to allow future growth? Also, should I just sit in in a bed and sides of kellog’s mix? Thanks!
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15g Phoenix roebellini flowering in Canadian greenhouse
by Rickybobby- 4 replies
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Hey everyone my local palm green house has a bunch of 15g roebellini that are producing seeds. The owner told me I can have whatever I want. Which is cool. Here is one pic. Do you think they will be viable. I would love to buy one. But I already have some and don’t really need it
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So glad to have found this forum today. I have a 17 year old majesty palm that looks terrible but is very sentimental. It got sunburnt in the car while moving across the country about a year ago, but continues to produce new fonds and plenty of seed pods. I staked it with wooden dowels before the trip. Now that I know it has survived, I’m ready to repot. But the trunk is so thin, and I’d like to plant it deeper in a bigger pot. How high up the exposed trunk can I go? Can I plant it deep enough to cover the skinny green section? Go a little deeper and cover the slightly wider brown segment? Or go all the way and burry it to the base of the plant? I’m afraid of ma…
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17" yes or no
by Palmlover_78- 5 replies
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Hey Guys, My Christmas Palm Seedlings are 11 months old. Out of 10 seedlings, Four are quite tall. The fourth frond on them is 17" high from the soil line. Is this a normal height for a Christmas Palm seedling at 11 months? Is it lanky or gonna be a big tree? Thanks a lot
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19yo Potted Coconut
by DesertCoconut- 3 followers
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I brought my coconut outside for its annual shower! It gets dusty indoors here in Phoenix, AZ. This is my pride and joy. This palm is where my screen name comes from. I bought it from Home Depot in the summer of 2000. It's been moved around the valley from house to apartment back to house a total of 7 times. It gets so neglected I really have no idea what's keeping it alive. It's never been fertilized with anything but dirty aquarium water. I only started doing that in the past 4 years. It's never been repotted. I just fill in the top with new soil when it gets low. It sat in a dark apartment for a few years. It's almost always parked under an AC vent. It currently sits …
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2019 indoor germinating season has begun!
by Rickybobby- 7 replies
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Ok everyone today I sowed my seeds a group from rps Bismarck’s. Cyrtostachys Renda royals bottles Washingtonia filabusta and Areca vestiaria from Christian Faulkner. Cyrtostachys renda 200 fresh! from my trip to Punta Cana dypsis lutescens a few queens and a bunch of sabals
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2024 zone 2 winter office palms
by Philly J- 5 replies
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Hyophorbe Verschafelltii Chrysalidocarpus Lutescens Syagrus Romanzoffiana Ravenea Rivularis Caryota Mitis Archontophoenix Alexandrae Adonidia Merrillii I’ll do a separate post for the ones staying at home this year. 20 species indoor collection ❤️
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Help! My majesty palm now has 3 brown leaves (out of 7 total) over the span of a week or so. The 4th frond is now becoming mostly brown, though has yellow. I move it to partial sunlight 5' from a window about 4 to 6 hours a day. I let it sit in the shower at night time for the humidity. It is in a bottom self-watering pot. https://i.stack.imgur.com/8Y3iF.jpg https://i.stack.imgur.com/keil7.jpg https://i.stack.imgur.com/L4Gi7.jpg https://i.stack.imgur.com/7PPrI.jpg
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3g to 10g Pot for Ravenea Trio?
by knell- 2 replies
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Would a jump from 3 gallon to 10 gallon (11-37L) be too much for a Ravenea rivularis trio? They need to be sized up for the spring and that is the size I have available without going and getting another pot. I feel like water retention shouldn't bother them too much since they enjoy wet soil, so my instincts say it should be fine.
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4”x4”x10” Band to a 1 Gal, 3 Gal or 5 Gal?
by Dwarf Fan- 1 follower
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What is the next best pot size to UP SIZE from a 4”x4”x10” Band? Should I go from the Band into a 1 Gal, 3 Gal or 5 Gal Pot? Thoughts, suggestions and reasonable advice appreciated.
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5 canadian indoor beauties
by Philly J- 7 replies
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Ugly current configuration but we moved inside recently here in zone 2 and me and the missus are working on it 🥰 Howea Forsteriana Nannorrhops Ritchiana Archontophoenix Cunninghamiana Sabal Minor Licuala Grandis
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7 month old seedlings...
by Palmlover_78- 4 replies
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Hey Gang, I was wondering how well my seedlings are doing? These Guys are 7 months old and are are between 12" and 15" tall.. Thanks a lot
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A CIDP I once had
by Howeadypsis- 6 replies
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I just found this old photo from around 2006 or 07. It shows a CIDP I bought as a houseplant. I had young kids back then and I realised it had to go outside because of those thorns (I forget the technical name for them) . Unfortunately it didn't do well out there and I had no greenhouse at the time and it deteriorated. I know these things are thorny but I can't help wanting to grow them. Hence why I have P.dac seedlings on the go... I'm drawn to what I can't have!
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A Coconut in London 1 2
by John in Andalucia- 2 followers
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I've finally succumbed and bought myself a Malayan Red Dwarf variety, very reasonably priced on eBay at $36 inc. shipping! It appears the seller shaved both sides of the nut to fit it in the shipping box, although I imagine that making the sides more porous by doing so, expedites the emergence of roots? I can see roots starting to poke through on both sides already. My mix as follows (roughly in equal parts): Seramis / 2 - 7 mm pine propagating mulch / Coir I'm using rainwater in my mix. This is in keeping with my 'grow box' seedling cultivation, whereby I've been using only steam evaporated distilled water; too expensive for a coconut, so rainwater se…
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A couple of palms in containers
by happypalms- 0 replies
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A couple of palm in containers I have are chamaedorea Ernest augustii chuniphoenix nana kerriodoxa elegans and a palm purchased as ptychosperma wotoboho the first three have been in my collection for 20 years in there containers originally purchased from rosebud farm I might plant them in my garden one day I already have all the varieties planted around my garden most of the places are reserved for some of my new collection but with 5 acres iam sure there is room somewhere for them
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Just two palm varieties in the collection that one day will be planted in the garden when grown to a plantable size the inguanura are slow in my subtropical climate
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A couple of questions (pot size & roots on surface)
by PashkaTLT- 1 follower
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Hello guys, I have a couple of questions: 1) Is it ok if roots are above the surface? This is Sago Palm: 2) Is this pot ok for this Dracena Marginata (got it in this pot in Home Depot a few days ago), or should I upgrade?
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A couple of young chambeyronia macrocarpa in pots
by happypalms- 4 replies
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My chambeyronia started to throw there red leaf at various stages of seedling growth some with deeper red tones than others you just can’t beat the good old chambeyronia for its red leaf and ease of growing yes there are other palms that are even more beautiful but that’s another story
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A few more palms to be planted when ready
by happypalms- 0 replies
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As with any collection of plants they need to be grown to a plantable size before planting into an established garden the problem for new plants is the competition from the advanced plants competing for light and moisture also the danger for the new plants is falling branches and dropping palm leaves flattening them on the spot they also need to marked with some sort of bright tape for future watering and maintenance making it easier to see them in the established jungle garden hopefully one day the new garden plants will look as beautiful as the established one