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A flower appears? My first time.

ColdBonsai

By ColdBonsai
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It's still kinda hard to see, but is this a flower spike developing on my needle palm? The other side of the trunk has one as well.

The plant just had its second winter in the ground. I was under the impression they don't flower until they're a bit older, but I have no experience.

 

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Chester B Grand Master

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Looks like it.  They do flower around this time, at least for me.

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Rhapidophyllum hystrix is usually dioecious. You should be able to tell what sex it is when the flowers open.

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Zone 10A on the Isabelle Canal
Elevation: 15 feet

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