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Does this look normal for this particular type of Sabal.

Jtee

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So I ordered a Sabal Tamaulipas, a Sabal blackburniana, and a Sabal miamiensis. I mixed up the tags when I received them so I don’t know which is which. I’m thinking this is the Tamaulipas but I’ve never seen curled fronds before. Is this normal? 

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Curly leaf syndrome. I observed this with my Sabal seedlings when they were younger, but not nearly to this level. It should grow out of it once it has more root space.

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9 hours ago, JLM said:

Curly leaf syndrome. I observed this with my Sabal seedlings when they were younger, but not nearly to this level. It should grow out of it once it has more root space.

Thanks, yeah for now it looks like a mutant seedling

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10 hours ago, Jtee said:

So I ordered a Sabal Tamaulipas, a Sabal blackburniana, and a Sabal miamiensis. I mixed up the tags when I received them so I don’t know which is which. I’m thinking this is the Tamaulipas but I’ve never seen curled fronds before. Is this normal? 

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