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floridasun

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Looks about the same as a lot of the coconuts where I'm at. The stem is green, that means the spear is likely green too. I'd say there's hope left. If it lives and fruits, I think it'd be cool to try them out here.

Keith 

Palmetto, Florida (10a) and Tampa, Florida (9b/10a)

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thats exactly what i said, they look alot like ones here too. well not the islands of course. btw theres this thing kinda growing on my cidp they look like little barnicles with polen coming out of them, it already is killing one of them, i started them from seed and had them for a year and a half.

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i love florida...............and palm trees!

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