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Chamaedorea seifrizii:

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Chamaedorea tuerckheimii 4 yr old:

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Chamaedorea metallica seedlings:

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Chamaedorea seifrizii & Ch metallica as hydroponics:

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Chamaedorea metallica male & female inflorescence:

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Chamaedorea elegans 20 yr, 12 yr and 10 yr old:

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I have been noticing in the photos that folks are posting of Chamaedorea stolonoifera that mine does not exactly seem to match up. Do I have mine misidentified? I bought a single one years ago at Fairchild Ramble and now have about 50

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I have been noticing in the photos that folks are posting of Chamaedorea stolonoifera that mine does not exactly seem to match up. Do I have mine misidentified? I bought a single one years ago at Fairchild Ramble and now have about 50

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Could it be Chamaedorea brachypoda? Stolonifera spread very, very slowly but brachypoda is much faster and has a reputation for invasiveness if turned loose in a garden. I am wary of trying it even in pots.

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Meg

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I think its a possibility...some of the photos above in this thread show stolonoifera bring a lot more sparsely leaved with smaller leaf sections....this palm is VERY quick, it has even grown under the wall of the greenhouse and is coming up in the yard. I am leaving them out there to test their cold hardiness. I have had to dig these out of the path and adjacent area in the greenhouse before.

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Looking at the photos in Palmpedia I think it IS brachypoda. The fronds are broader that the ones on stolonoifera and look to be not as deeply incised

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I just noticed this in San Mateo, as I was bicycling to work today.  Is this C. cataractarum or Ravenea rivularis?

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Loving this thread with pics of all these wonderful chams, keep em coming !!! I'm especially obsessed with all the full leaf types. @PalmatierMeg you have a wonderful collection :yay:

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Not the best pictures but here are some of mine. C. radicalis I got from Dooms Dave, already seeding and small C. tepejilote

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On 1/28/2020 at 6:06 PM, OC2Texaspalmlvr said:

Loving this thread with pics of all these wonderful chams, keep em coming !!! I'm especially obsessed with all the full leaf types. @PalmatierMeg you have a wonderful collection :yay:

Just for you TJ, here are my 3 potted Chamaedorea:

C. cataractum:

 

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C. elegans:

 

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And recently germinated C. seifrizii:

 

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Really full garden

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Guatemala is the land of Chamaedoreas with many endemic species.

These are a few I have in my highland garden.

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My forest of metalicas

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El Oasis - beach garden, distinct wet/dry season ,year round 20-38c

Las Heliconias - jungle garden ,800m elevation,150+ inches rainfall, year round 15-28c

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My potted Chamaedorea radicalis in the house for the winter. I germinated these in spring 2017 via seeds from DoomsDave. The natural light at my house is okay but not great. These don't seem to mind it though and are even slowly pushing new leaves. 

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Fusca Grand Master

Fusca

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@Fusca looking good !! Surprised no Radicalis in your collection ? 

@Really full garden forest of Metalica's :yay:  We need more pics of your garden =) 

Check out page 1 of this thread.  I was first to post pics!  LOL  I have around a dozen planted but only one has flowered so far.  Hoping to get some seeds this summer though.  :P  

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13 hours ago, Fusca said:

Check out page 1 of this thread.  I was first to post pics!  LOL  I have around a dozen planted but only one has flowered so far.  Hoping to get some seeds this summer though.  :P  

Doh my bad haha of course you have some =) None of mine are thread pic worthy yet and there not in the ground yet either =/ One day once I find my forever home :interesting:

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Here are my four Chamadorea Radicalis seedlings at about 9 months post emergence. 

No winter damage at all, having been left outside unprotected. Slightly stretched though, particularly the smaller two. But doing well nonetheless. 

The seeds were sent to me courtesy of @DoomsDave

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Fifteen years in a pot - Ch. radicalis trunking

 

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Nice. Are these growing in full sun or do they get some shade?

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Chamaedorea neurochlamys and close up of flower in #1 & #2, Chamaedorea geonomiformis #3, Chamaedorea hooperiana #4 & Chamaedorea adscendens #5

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33.0782 North -117.305 West  at 72 feet elevation

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Fusca

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Nice. Are these growing in full sun or do they get some shade?

For our area I believe full sun would burn them, but higher latitude sun isn't so harsh.

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Here’s Chamadorea seifritzii near the former cafe Pinot Noir in downtown LA.

 

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I just noticed this in San Mateo, as I was bicycling to work today.  Is this C. cataractarum or Ravenea rivularis?

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C. cataractarum. Too skinny for Majesty palms.

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Almost forgot about this one.. Because i don't remember collecting seed off any that are growing in Kopsick's collection, not sure on ID but certain it's a Chamaedorea, especially since it is starting to form suckers at the base ( Pic. #2)  At least from what i remember of my own, doesn't look like Chamaedorea microspadix.

As crazy as this sounds.. this is the only pinnate-type palm i have left since moving here.. ( summer heat finished off the others, inc. my K.O. and Flame thrower..:wacko: ) This thing has sat in the shade house where it gets more sun than any of the other more mature palms i had ( they sat in an always shaded corner of the yard, under the Mesquite ) but hasn't skipped a beat, or shown any serious burn.  Obviously will stay in there until i move. Anyway, kind of special regardless. Two seedlings in the same pot ( pic # 2 ) are Livistonia saribus.

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Chamadorea need to get some more o’ ya!

Some big old metallicas.

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Here’s ernesti-augustii 

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And a nice flock of geonomiformis 

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And a potful of falcatas 

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And an elegans with seven feet of trunk and a yellow racing stripe on the leaf keels

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And a plain ordinary elegans

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A tall trunking radicalis with fruit

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Just now, Darold Petty said:

Dave, no comprendo "falcata".   Do you mean C. falcifera ?

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And a nice “Soledad” which is a radicalis with more curvy-looking leaves. It’s at the base of my biggest Roystonea borenqunia, which dropped a big leaf on it earlier today.

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AND a nice one gallon glaucifolia.

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