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Seedling ID

Frond-friend42

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Got a bunch of seeds, some labeled carpoxylon but they were tiny. There were also supposed to be some dypsis ovobotsiras in there.  Here is the seed and now the bigger seedlings.

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1 hour ago, Frond-friend42 said:

Fusca had suggested these seeds look like D. pembanas. Do they now?

If the seed you posted grew into the single-strap leaf seedling in the first pic it no longer looks to be Dypsis pembana!

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1 hour ago, Palmarum said:

Royals maybe? I got R. regia seedlings popping up now that resemble the one in the first photo.

Ryan

Yeah that might be it. The seed looks similar and about the right size. Thanks!

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Bump. I'm thinking this may be a queen (syagrus) or a royal (roystonea). Still not sure. Its growth has been very slow.

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