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These are all pushing out new growth now, FWIW. They likely won't look normal for a while but it appears that most of them might make it.
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1 pointI’m lucky to have been given a few seedlings of L sp ‘Large Mottled’ Alberto. We’ve had a very mild June so far, so it’s too early too tell how it will go in cool conditions long term but I’d suspect it would be similarly hardy to L dasyantha based on habitat. At the one leaf stage, it looks nearly identical to every other Lanonia I’ve grown from seed.1 point -
1 pointThis is looking great. Even I haven’t had to water since maybe Feb! You’re still braver than than me, my latest palm purchases were Livistona chinensis and some Trachycarpus martianus. Nowhere near what you’re doing. This heat and constant rain is really pushing the growth around here.1 point
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Tough to see Tracy.. The unfortunate thing to me about the weevils love of canariensis, is that there are so many of them and that they are generally so large. I’m convinced that because of their sheer size they simply become weevil nurseries for months on end. Too big to deal with, especially if they’re on public land. So they just sit and infect everything around them. Pretty discouraging.1 point
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1 pointI never counted the leaves on prior flushes but they seemed similar. By the way, nice Encephalartos turneri!1 point -
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In regard to the NSB coconuts, were you referring to the one outside of the Flagler Tavern? https://www.palmtalk.org/forum/topic/91381-new-smyrna-beach-coconut-and-other-exotics/1 point -
1 pointForgot to post these RGV palm pics back in April:) photos range from McAllen over to south padre too lazy to add individual captions don’t hate me 😤😂- thoroughly impressed with the valley’s resilience 5 years post freeze :)
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Some 23-24° F 2021 Horrible Texas freeze survivors here in South Texas I think this will give you guys some hope and see what’s possible. Peep the huge coconut unprotected that managed to survive absolutely crazy cold ! All these pics are from this April:)
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1 pointI bought both Panzhihuaensis x Deb and Revoluta x Deb from TCHP. The "Deb" half was probably actually Multifrondis. My guess is that yours is Panz x Deb, but I'd have to see the whole plant to be sure.1 point -
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Good point! Yes, seagrape is very evident on the barrier island as you come in from the South Causeway. And, even before that the Mangroves are all growing especially on the South side of the causeway. Some of the Seagrapes are becoming trees along A-1-A South of where SR44 intersects. Who knows, these indicators may be part of a long-term change. Time will tell,1 point
