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caryota no flowers

redant

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It's like 6 inches of Caryota snow lol.  I had 2 No's one went done in Irma, this one got a big lean from another storm. While they are amazing palms I would never plant another. This ones been flowering for a while, multiple times.  this is what's on the ground, several inches thick.

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in the Zone formally known as 10A

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Ive always loved the huge caryotas but cannot bring myself to plant one knowing what will happen. The smaller species just dont have the same visual impact :(

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-Krishna

Kailua, Oahu HI. Near the beach but dry!

Still have a garden in Zone 9a Inland North Central Florida (Ocala)

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4 hours ago, redant said:

I had 2 No's one went done in Irma, this one got a big lean from another storm. While they are amazing palms I would never plant another. This ones been flowering for a while, multiple times.  this is what's on the ground, several inches thick.

Time for the full Monty shot.

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33.0782 North -117.305 West  at 72 feet elevation

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Fusca Grand Master

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5 hours ago, redant said:

It's like 6 inches of Caryota snow lol.  I had 2 No's one went done in Irma, this one got a big lean from another storm. While they are amazing palms I would never plant another. This ones been flowering for a while, multiple times.  this is what's on the ground, several inches thick.

I'd like to see the palm also.  :)  When I first read the title I thought your Caryota did not flower... "no" snow in south Florida!

Jon Sunder

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