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Thank you Peter! Palms are still young, so they are in pots... Next spring I am starting with planting some in the garden. I will make an update then. :)

Milos

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I hope next update before next year! :)
Seedlings new leaves are nice too, but I am not sure they'll grow so much in winter...

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Philippe

 

Jungle Paradise in Sri Lanka

 

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Yes Philippe, me neither think they will grow so much during the winter. But I can make an update before next year. If my seedlings grow up a little bit. Why not. :)

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