How Bout a 'Color' thread?

[tejas1978]

Lil Dypsis Mad Fox....must've loved all the rain we got here in So Cal

[tejas1978]

[Jim in Los Altos]

Taken last month. Chambeyronia hookerii

[realarch]

Nice everybody! 

JIm, C. hookeri really rocks that new leaf.

Tim

[John hovancsek]

Just put this D. Utilis in ground and now the leaf decided to open. 

[realarch]

That's quite a show John! Your garden looks like it's coming along nicely. 

Tim

[John hovancsek]

Thanks Tim, things are coming together nicely thanks to all the friendly palmers on the big island 

[Hilo Jason]

Dypsis Paludosa (I think, or is it  Mirabilis?)

[John hovancsek]

[John hovancsek]

[colin Peters]

C. "boalak", showing some Christmas red, C. paucifloris?? red new leaf, Geonoma Sp. infructesence in full fruit

[realarch]

Oooo...ahhhhh, nice Colin.Those Calyptrocalyx are showy little palms. 

That Geonoma almost looks like the fruit on my G. interrupta.

Tim

[colin Peters]

Thanks Tim, Probably what that Geonoma is, they are all over Lyon. and are quite prolific little guys. 

aloha

[Hilo Jason]

The newest leaf on one of my Areca Vestiaria (red form) is changing from red to green and this pink striping is a cool in-between phase!

[Bill Austin]

Dypsis procera

[realarch]

Pinanga caesia

Tim

[Hilo Jason]

8 hours ago, realarch said:

Pinanga caesia

Tim

I almost took a near-identical picture today of one of these you gave me looking just like this. Beautiful palms!  

[Hilo Jason]

Bentickia Condapanna

[Hilo Jason]

And how about some color compliments of Floribunda Palms - Dypsis Lastelliana!

[John hovancsek]

Tim, that red is amazing.  I just have the normal 

[realarch]

Aloha John.....oh, just the 'normal’ spectacular one. 

There is one variation here in Hi. that has the red emergent leaf and is pretty common. The one without seems to have more mottling, especially when young. Both are beautiful though.

Tim 

[The Germinator]

I have 3 Chambey's. Of the 3 I have, this smaller example is the only one that pushes color. My bigger trunking specimen has little to no color.

[steve99]

 

 

Dypsis Pembana

 

Edited January 6, 2019 by steve99

[John hovancsek]

[steve99]

Dypsis "dark mealy bug"   &    Dypsis prestoniana.

 

[Hferrell87]

Love the color on my tri-bear

[Hilo Jason]

On 1/6/2019, 9:38:01, steve99 said:

Dypsis "dark mealy bug"   &    Dypsis prestoniana.

 

Very very nice!

[comic097]

Red form ceasia in oz 

 

[palmad Merc]

Very nice Paul...

I'm hanging for my babies to hatch!

[Jan Jo]

I know it's nothing like as impressive as many of the recent entries, but here's my little bit of colour...

Hyophorbe Indica...

 

... and Dypsis Decaryi...

 

Hope you like them,

J

[Hilo Jason]

Two Dypsis with synchronized  colored leaf openings

dypsis ampasindavae on the left and ovobobtsira on the right. 

[Merlyn]

My first red leaf opening on a 3G Chambeyronia Macrocarpa in my nursery area!  I know they are common, but I like them!

[John hovancsek]

[palmfriend]

Hello,

I found this one this morning...

...

...but I lost track about what species it is...

Best regards -

Lars

 

[colin Peters]

Calyptrocalyx albert. in front of my kitchen window today. Watermelon and Verschafeltia trunks getting in the way and, Dypsis bentjii in pot in middle shot.

aloha

[realarch]

Actinokentia divaricata. 

Tim

[John hovancsek]

Such a beautiful palm but so slow

[realarch]

Yes, it is s l o w....... I planed three together just to give more of a presence. 

Tim

[Kekoanui]

[Kekoanui]

Carpoxylon macrospermum in Satellite Beach.  Crown was a cool yellow color after removing the old boots.