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Encephalartos or Dioon Seeds???

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in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Hi friends, i have this seeds and some people said it is dioon but some encephalartos growers said it is encephalartos so i need some help here... i paid for encephalartos maybe horridus or lehmannii or trispinosus or longifolius hehe the guy i bought it said encephalartos silver but not the real name ... i know is difficult to tell with this size but maybe someone could identify with this pics :S

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Try posting this in the tropical looking plants other than palm section, they're are some cycad folks on there that probably don't look at the palm thread too often. I was hoping for an answer myself. I'm no expert so they look like a multitude of cycad seeds that I've seen

Looks like you had an excellent germ rate

Wishing you some nice icy blue encephalartos!

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thanks palmdude im gonna try that way hehe ... greetings ..

Try posting this in the tropical looking plants other than palm section, they're are some cycad folks on there that probably don't look at the palm thread too often. I was hoping for an answer myself. I'm no expert so they look like a multitude of cycad seeds that I've seen

Looks like you had an excellent germ rate

Wishing you some nice icy blue encephalartos!

. keep in touch.

You took a picture of the wrong ends. Those look like Dioon edule seeds to me, but look at the butt ends of the seeds. A somewhat deep single hole, dioon. Rough patch of scar tissue, encephs.
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You took a picture of the wrong ends. Those look like Dioon edule seeds to me, but look at the butt ends of the seeds. A somewhat deep single hole, dioon. Rough patch of scar tissue, encephs.

Ok cycadjungle im gonna see that... thanks for your help !!!

Here is what my fresh Dioon edule seeds look like. Tompost-199-0-07739200-1414011700_thumb.jpg

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