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strandoo
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This palm is in a corner of the Darwin Gardens that is predominately Madagascar palms. As you can see it is named as Dypsis sp." Red Boresy".  What would its correct current ID be?

Kind regards John K.

 

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    John, 1st looks , look very Decipiens , but closer Id with the thinner leaflets I'd vouch for Carlsmithii.

     

    Pete :)

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    47 minutes ago, Pedro 65 said:

    John, 1st looks , look very Decipiens , but closer Id with the thinner leaflets I'd vouch for Carlsmithii.

     

    Pete :)

    Pete I'm pretty sure you nailed it:greenthumb: I also agree with carlsmithii

    Carlsbad, California Zone 10 B on the hill (402 ft. elevation)

    Sunset zone 24

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    Pete ,Josh thanks for that, I have some carlsmithii that I germinated  so now I know what to look forward to.

    Kind regards John K.

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    12 minutes ago, strandoo said:

    Pete ,Josh thanks for that, I have some carlsmithii that I germinated  so now I know what to look forward to.

    Kind regards John K.

    awesome Dypsis indeed!

    its a very stately addition to any collectors garden.

    Carlsbad, California Zone 10 B on the hill (402 ft. elevation)

    Sunset zone 24

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