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macrozamia miquelii

gyuseppe
gyuseppe
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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I have 4 macrozamia miquelii made from seed 2 years ago, seeds bought in germany, have resisted the frost light without problems

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GIUSEPPE

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    Well done, I've seen these in habitat, great plants.

    like this one north of Yepoon

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    Happy Gardening

    Cheers,

    Wal

    Queensland, Australia.

    Probably not Macrozamia miquelli seedling as they do have serrated tips of the leaflets.

    More likely to be a communis or one of the communis family from New South Wales.

    Bruce

    Now living the life in Childers, Queensland.
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    I know very well macrozamia communis, I have 3 macrozamia communis, I also macrozamia riedlei,mountperriensis,spiralis.

    the seeds of these macrozamie Miquelii, I bought them in Europe from a seller very seriously.

    GIUSEPPE

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    Let me clarify my prior post, miquelli DO NOT have serrated leaflet tips, about the only Queensland macrozamias which have serrated leaf tips are Macrozamia lomandroides from around the Bundaberg to Woodgate beach area with some hybrid populations along the Isis River south of Childers.

    Your seedlings also have too wide a leaflet to be miquelli, all the species in that group of plants which includes longispina, miquelli, mountperriensis, macleayii, cardiacensis and serpentina have narrow leaflets.

    Bruce

    Now living the life in Childers, Queensland.
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    since you know very well the species of macrozamia,I trust you! :winkie: , but in Europe have been sold many of these seeds were sold as macrozamia Miquelii, but it is not the first time that the sellers of seeds will give a kind mistaken for other :(

    GIUSEPPE

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    Palms and cycads at seedling stages can fool the best people Gyuseppe, don't worry about it.

    Happy Gardening

    Cheers,

    Wal

    Queensland, Australia.
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    more 2 Macrozamia miquelii from the same batch of seeds

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    GIUSEPPE

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    This is a Macrozamia miquelli seedling, the leaflets are narrow and wispy with no serrations on the end.

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    This is a Macrozamia communis seedling with wider leaflets and serrations on the ends.

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    Bruce

    Now living the life in Childers, Queensland.
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    thank you Bruce!

    actually have commuinis then!,

    I the seeds had bought them as Macrozamia Miquelii!!!! :(

    GIUSEPPE

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    thank you Bruce!

    actually have commuinis then!,

    I the seeds had bought them as Macrozamia Miquelii!!!! :(

    Don't worry, Giuseppe. I got some Macrozamia Miquelli from Colin (palmtreesforpleasure) in Australia. They look the same as yours, too.

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    John but colin sent you the seeds? planting?

    GIUSEPPE

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    John but colin sent you the seeds? planting?

    Yes, they were seeds.

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