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Chamaedorea seifrizii

Tampa Scott
Tampa Scott
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I have a C. seifrizii that has produced seedlings all over the garden. The only male Chamaedorea I have is C. metallica growing a few feet away.

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    nice looking palm Scott and at first glance i would have guessed it was C. metallica it will be interesting to see how they turn out a tall growing clumping metallica would be a sight to see

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    Scott:

    you sure have a charm with the hybrids, amigo . . . .

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    Thats cool Scott, interesting what it will turn into.

    Luke

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    63" rain annually

    January avg 65/40 - July avg 92/73

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    I almost pulled these babys out last fall. The cold/frost of this winter did not faze them. I was not sure that the C.microspadix also growing near was a male or a female, as I never really cared. But after all these seedlings poped up around the seifrizii I started looking at the palms closer. The microspadix is in flower now and it is a female, but has never set seed. The seifrizii and metallica are now both pushing out flower stalks. I will pot these babys up soon. Should I pot as singles,doubles,triples or ?.

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    Dug out one this morning to pot up and already showing signs of a side shoot.

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