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Zamia furfuracea

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in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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A photo I took a couple of days ago at my Moms house, New Smyrna Beach, Island of Venezia. Anyone have any recomendations? I plan to germinate these, and the others as well, Ed

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    A photo I took a couple of days ago at my Moms house, New Smyrna Beach, Island of Venezia. Anyone have any recomendations? I plan to germinate these, and the others as well, Ed

    I have 2 articles on cycad seed germination and 1 on cleaning the seeds. They are all in my article section. I will put in the address to my main page in my site, but for cultivation information, look in the articles.

    http://cycadjungle.8m.com/

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    A photo I took a couple of days ago at my Moms house, New Smyrna Beach, Island of Venezia. Anyone have any recomendations? I plan to germinate these, and the others as well, Ed

    I have 2 articles on cycad seed germination and 1 on cleaning the seeds. They are all in my article section. I will put in the address to my main page in my site, but for cultivation information, look in the articles.

    http://cycadjungle.8m.com/

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    Ed, the cardboard palm fruits are toxic. Be careful with them around small children or pets.

    Also try to wear rubber gloves when cleaning them. They really stink and it's not easy to get that odor off your hands

    Is there a male cardboard palm nearby? Coonties? It might be interesting to see who the male parent might be.

    Fla. climate center: 100-119 days>85 F
    USDA 1990 hardiness zone 9B
    Current USDA hardiness zone 10a
    4 km inland from Indian River; 27º N (equivalent to Brisbane)

    Central Orlando's urban heat island may be warmer than us

    Is there a male cardboard palm nearby? Coonties? It might be interesting to see who the male parent might be.

    Hey Dave I have a zamia furfuracea cone that was pollinated by a zamia floridana it was givin to me by a friend if you would like some seeds from it no problem as I havn't started to germinate them yet.

    Semper Fi

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    Thanks for all the advice, yes, there are about 8 or 10 of them in two clumps, so I'm sure there's a male in there, Ed

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