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By JANAIY
Today I see a yellowing leave stem, it’s the 7th leave and some rust like spots. I don’t like it and am concerned. What is it and what should I do to stop it?
Since they like water not sure if she got too much. Hope somebody know Leo an assist?!
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By xoRudy
Credit : Shamus O’ Leary’s Tropical Fruit trees
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By aztropic
It would appear so, but was due to an overdue cleanup... Copernicia berteroana to its left not looking too shabby either! Who knew these subtropical species would thrive in the Arizona desert?
aztropic
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By aztropic
Had a Copernicia berteroana freeze and die this past winter,so a new planting space just opened up,in an already full garden.Decided to go with another species of Copernicia for the replacement.Here's a super blue yarey I grew from seed I collected in habitat,in Cuba.Let's see what it can do,now that it has space to stretch its roots!
aztropic
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By xoRudy
Just received two Pseudophoenix Sargentiis in the mail from Florida. They look great! Whats the best route to take, to get these guys in the ground as soon as possible here in Arizona? Let them adjust to the weather here and keep them in pots in a shady area. Or is the summer in Florida pretty similar to the one in Arizona, that I can just put them in the ground? Or is there another route I can take. Thank you.
Rudy
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