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DoomsDave

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After a year or two hiatus my big Trithrinax acanthacoma aka brasilinebsis aka Spinal Tap Palm, is looking to make babies again.

A while back I gave away a bunch of seeds; anyone have any luck getting them to grow? If so show us!

And show us your own nifty Trithrinax!

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Amazing ! I love this palm (ur) ! 5 flowers ? :wub:

Knowing Dave, if u  give seeds u do happy people  every where (me too)

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I am down to 5 of these now... tried planting a couple last year but something ate them.  But, they are coming along slowly.

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Same here.  I experimented with planting one in the ground 2 years ago and it appears to be at roughly the same stage as the ones I left in containers.  All are doing well and on the verge of going palmate with 7-8 strap leaves.  The first is planted in mostly full sun while those in containers are behind shade cloth on my covered back patio.

 

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Planted this finally last year and it has taken my PNW weather of rain and a week of freezing snowy temperatures nicely! This 1 of 3 remaining survivors. Thanks Dave once again :)

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