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From the album: MichaelB Seedlings
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From the album: MichaelB Seedlings
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From the album: MichaelB Germinations
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From the album: MichaelB Seedlings
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From the album: MichaelB Seedlings
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From the album: MichaelB Germinations
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From the album: MichaelB Germinations
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From the album: MichaelB Germinations
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From the album: MichaelB Germinations
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From the album: MichaelB Germinations
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From the album: MichaelB Germinations
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From the album: Best Photos by me
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From the album: Best Photos by me
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From the album: Fall 2023
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From the album: Fall 2023
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From the album: Fall 2023
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From the album: Fall 2023
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From the album: Fall 2023
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From the album: Fall 2023
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From the album: Fall 2023
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From the album: Fall 2023
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From the album: Fall 2023
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From the album: Fall 2023
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From the album: Fall 2023
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From the album: Fall 2023
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From the album: Fall 2023
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Beccariophoenix alfredii at the Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens in San Marino, California.© 2023
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From the album: Kingy Beach Garden
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From the album: Ponytail palm in winter.
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Here's my backyard coconut palm today, 12/17/2022. It has been a bit colder than normal lately and the leaves are showing some cold damage. It rained a few days ago with chilly weather and I used a tarp to keep the soil dry. I am currently watering the soil every 2 or 3 weeks with warm water during warm and sunny conditions. We should get up to 78 on Christmas! So I'll give it more water next weekend. I bought this coconut tree online in February 2021 and left it outside in a 15 gal pot until December 2021. Then I brought it inside and kept it in the house for about 4 months, using an indoor grow light to help it get enough light during winter. I planted it in the soil in March 2022. I used drip irrigation from March - October, then closed off the drippers and have only been watering as needed with a watering can since the weather cooled down.1 point -
Under the Cuban Royal frond1 point -
From the album: My Palms
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From the album: Palm in house
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From the album: Nevada Filfiferas
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From the album: My Palms
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From the album: Doranakanda garden
Kerriodoxa in Morning Garden, one year old.1 point
