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Hyphaene Coriacea

Dave H
Dave H
in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

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Fellow palm nuts. I have a few Hyphanea Coriacea seeds available for the first takers.... :D

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    Very nice visuals....

    And what is seen in your stills is it the entire fruit or is it the seed ? :hmm: Since anywhere in the net when they show stills of this Hyphaene seeds they show this kind of fruit,which looks like dried cashew nut fruit !

    Thanks & Love,

    kris :)

    love conquers all..

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    Very nice visuals....

    And what is seen in your stills is it the entire fruit or is it the seed ? :hmm: Since anywhere in the net when they show stills of this Hyphaene seeds they show this kind of fruit,which looks like dried cashew nut fruit !

    Thanks & Love,

    kris :)

    Hi Kris,

    It is the entire fruit. Although its not very fruit like, it has a very tough husk like outer shell with very strong fibers, and it is very hard. Here are a few pics of one cut open. The inside of the outer shell has the look, color and textture of a coconut shell, as well as the outside of the seed. The inside of the seed is about the color of coconut flesh, but is very hard.

    Enjoy.

    Dave

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    Do u have any pics of your palm?
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    Do u have any pics of your palm?

    Mother plant with seed. :D

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    Do u have any pics of your palm?

    Father plant with flowers... :D

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    Dear Dave :)

    Thanks for the info and for those lovely big sized clear visuals...

    Love,

    kris :)

    love conquers all..

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    Here is a pic of my palm developing four heads, your palm is very healthy and beautiful.

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    Here is a pic of my palm developing four heads, your palm is very healthy and beautiful.

    Beautiful palm Sergio ! They are spectacular aren't they !? Where are you located that your growing this guy ?
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    NO TAKERS SO FAR ? ? ? :(
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    NO TAKERS SO FAR ? ? ? :(

    Done and spoken for...

    This is a vaction home in lake havasu AZ, all that growth is fron a 5 gal plamted 2 years ago, they love that 120+ degree heat, i just planted another one 2 weeks ago and going out next weekend to plant a hyphaeme thebaica, brahea clara, coopernicia alba, and a blue sable, here is a pix of a 5 gal bismark planted at the same time.

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