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Yes, another coconut identify thread.

tacobender

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 This one is on a terrace with a lot of wind and somewhat limited root space. Still has a fat trunk, 6+ yr. old or so. Should start fruiting in the next few yrs. I hope. 

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Here are two planted less than 1 year ago. These are away from ocean a bit and have a lot more soil. Appreciate any input on types and eventual size

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Here are two planted less than 1 year ago. These are away from ocean a bit and have a lot more soil. Appreciate any input on types and eventual size

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Yes they are in San Carlos. My older coco palms have a larger trunk than most in this area. Curious to know what type they are. We have some clever palm identifiers on palmtalk.  Have you been here Sandy?

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No, I haven't but I hope to make it some day.

I will wait for the other PalmTalkers to identify your coconut species.  I have no ability in that department.  Sorry.

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