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Baby Travelers

2hp

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PalmatierMeg Grand Master

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They grow really fast here in SWFL.

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Zone 10A on the Isabelle Canal
Elevation: 15 feet

I'd like to be under the sea in an octopus' garden in the shade.

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2 hours ago, cisco said:

Ravenala Madagascariensis aka travellers palm is not a real palm.  

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On 2/11/2022 at 9:40 PM, 2hp said:

Wonder how fast this baby will grow. Anyone have any Travelers Palm experiences to share?

They grow extremely fast. I have one that I bought as a straggly individual at around 15" tall, and it was about 7' within a year. And that was indoors, in a pretty small pot, probably not under ideal conditions. They need plentiful feeding, water and light to grow quickly, but are very tolerant if these ideal conditions are lacking. In general they seem pretty indestructible providing you don't freeze them to the death.
I should note that there are a number of different varieties of Ravenala, which would probably be assigned to different species if someone got around to studying them properly, some of which are a lot bigger than others, and probably have different growth speeds.

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