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Pinanga adangensis Seeds

NatureGirl

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Just received today, about 400 Pinanga adangensis. Suppose to be one of the hardier Pinangas. I planted 20 about two months ago and 18/20 sprouted. Also have some growing by back fence, one has a bloom coming. …(.25 each) 50 seeds or 100. Plus $5 shipping 

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1 hour ago, NatureGirl said:

Just received today, about 400 Pinanga adangensis. Suppose to be one of the hardier Pinangas. I planted 20 about two months ago and 18/20 sprouted. Also have some growing by back fence, one has a bloom coming. …(.25 each) 50 seeds or 100. Plus $5 shipping 

Beachpalms@cfl.rr.com 

Thanks

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How hot does your greenhouse get that you use for germination?

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Too hot in Summer, up to 102F -105F. But these just need about 85F-90F to germinate.

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These are tentatively sold out. Thanks

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