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Too young to ID??

Charles J.

By Charles J.
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Charles J.

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In August of last year, I gathered some seeds from Balboa Park. Out of those seeds, this one is growing the fastest. I didnt label them in any way so I dont know any of the species I have.

Does this tan, smooth seed and first couple blades look familiar to anyone?

I might have to wait to find out the ID and Im cool with that. Just thought I would throw it out there and see what you guys think.

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Does the seed have one longitudinal groove ?  If so, it would be a Phoenix palm, a common genus in SD.

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San Francisco, California

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28 minutes ago, Josue Diaz said:

I'm with Darold, likely a phoenix sp. 

lol once I saw the finger comparison I changed my mind. It is fun to guess 

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7 hours ago, Darold Petty said:

Does the seed have one longitudinal groove ?  If so, it would be a Phoenix palm, a common genus in SD.

Yes, it does. Ok, sweet. Thank you!

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