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Hey guys , this is my first attempt at growing a Christmas Palm Tree , it’s 17 months old s few battle scars along the way. What do you guys think 

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Looks good! 

 

I got some sprouted seeds and tried to grow a few, and my dumb self planted them upside down. One lived until it damped off. Has this been indoors the whole time?

 

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2 hours ago, JohnAndSancho said:

Looks good! 

 

I got some sprouted seeds and tried to grow a few, and my dumb self planted them upside down. One lived until it damped off. Has this been indoors the whole time?

 

Yes it has, there are 6 more that I have of that size  , and six more 7 month olds. It will be a while before I acclimate them. Have a small fan blowing at low speed o them from the side, every other day or so this helps with the dampening off. This fan technique works wonders with tomatoes .

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