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Forcing Palm Pups

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I am new to this site.  I came here hoping someone could help me regarding my European Fan Palms.  My gardner cleared out all the pups from my European Fan Palms loosing the look I wanted in the landscape,  The pups have not come back even though its been two years since they were cut out.  Can someone out there provide advice how I might get the now single palm to sprout pups??  I live in the Houston Texas area.  They are planted in a sandy/clay base with years of composted mulch as top soil.

Thank you in advance for your help.

I'm surprised your palms have not tried to replace the suckers that were removed. As far as I am aware I have never heard of any techniques to encourage sucker growth. Please post some pics of your palms as med fan palms are some of my favourites.

Regards Neil

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