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pretty sure i picked up the seeds for these palms(i believe its 2 individuals) in the "palm canyon" area

of balboa park.looks kinda like a chamaedorea to me--any one else have an idea?

the "prince of snarkness."

 

still "warning-free."

 

san diego,california,left coast.

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Paul, you're right  it being a Chamaedorea. The yellow stripes on the petioles are a dead giveaway.  Now as to what species....hmmmmmm....can you post a pic of the leaves?  I'd guess C. tepijilote by where you got it and the pics you posted but the leaflets don't seem so droopy.  There's a large clump of C. sefreizii wide leaflets form (aka C. erumpens) there also.  I kinda think that might be it.  Are the leaflets sort of irregular and the fronds have a wide bifid terminal leaflet to them? If so, then I'm pretty sure that's it.  I'm sure someone else can give a more definitive answer..... :P calling Jay?  If you bait with emoticons he can't resist...... :o  ???  :;):

Matt Bradford

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Spring Valley, CA (8.5 miles inland from San Diego Bay)

10B on the hill (635 ft. elevation)

9B in the canyon (520 ft. elevation)

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(MattyB @ Aug. 24 2006,14:35)

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Paul, you're right  it being a Chamaedorea. The yellow stripes on the petioles are a dead giveaway.  Now as to what species....hmmmmmm....can you post a pic of the leaves?  I'd guess C. tepijilote by where you got it and the pics you posted but the leaflets don't seem so droopy.  There's a large clump of C. sefreizii wide leaflets form (aka C. erumpens) there also.  I kinda think that might be it.  Are the leaflets sort of irregular and the fronds have a wide bifid terminal leaflet to them? If so, then I'm pretty sure that's it.  I'm sure someone else can give a more definitive answer..... :P calling Jay?  If you bait with emoticons he can't resist...... :o  ???  :;):

I'd agree Matty, Looks like tepejilote to me but a pic of the leaves would help.

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Made the move to Mandurah - West Aust

Kamipalms,
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i didn't get a very good pic of the leaves,but i'm gonna try again.they look a bit like ptychosperma leaves to me.

i will be happy if its c.tepejilote! thanks for the input!

the "prince of snarkness."

 

still "warning-free."

 

san diego,california,left coast.

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(Kamipalms @ Aug. 24 2006,09:27)

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(MattyB @ Aug. 24 2006,14:35)

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Paul, you're right  it being a Chamaedorea. The yellow stripes on the petioles are a dead giveaway.  Now as to what species....hmmmmmm....can you post a pic of the leaves?  I'd guess C. tepijilote by where you got it and the pics you posted but the leaflets don't seem so droopy.  There's a large clump of C. sefreizii wide leaflets form (aka C. erumpens) there also.  I kinda think that might be it.  Are the leaflets sort of irregular and the fronds have a wide bifid terminal leaflet to them? If so, then I'm pretty sure that's it.  I'm sure someone else can give a more definitive answer..... :P calling Jay?  If you bait with emoticons he can't resist...... :o  ???  :;):

I'd agree Matty, Looks like tepejilote to me but a pic of the leaves would help.

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Yup, it is c. tepejilote.  I just bought one from Joe Palma and it looks just like it.

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