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Trithrinax acanthocoma/brasiliensis seeds


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I can send some seeds to people in Europe only (sorry).

Posted

Well, if non Union countries count in, Im interested in some!

:greenthumb:

Posted

Ante, you are also in. I was meaning Europe in a geographical concept (Russian Federation included).

Posted

I m interested

if possible

Posted

PM sent :drool:

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I have shipped today the seeds to all, who requested them, but to one unlucky person, whom accidentally I had missed. He will get a PM but he doesn't have to feel sad, cause he will also get a fair share next week, when I gather more fruits (I have so many, so that I can feed a pig) and clear seeds out.

Posted

Rest seeds sent today!

Posted

I have got the seeds

PM sent

Posted (edited)

I' d like to clarify something. The mother plant had been obtained many years ago as Trithrinax brasiliensis (acanthocoma) from PpP (so it was written in the catalogue and in the tag). Since then the original conspesific names have been again separated. All I can say is that the seedling from one sprouted seed has a blue hue (like a Sabal), which according to the opinion of a mate from Brasil is a trait of T. brasiliensis. In fact I had also seen in the PpP headquarters also larger exemplaries of T. acanthocoma and admittedly they were looking to my eyes not entirely identical to the plant I had bought. At those times I had been thinking however that this was merely due to age difference.

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Posted

seeds received
thanks, let you know if they germinate

Posted
Ante, you are also in.

Got them.

THANK YOU!

:greenthumb:

Posted

Hi Konstantinos,

I recieved the seeds today.

You've sent me a lot and they are looking fine!

My thanks are many and great!! :yay:

cheers,Luc

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