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pinanga densiflora,glaucescens and aristrata

Bill Austin
Bill Austin
in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

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Pinanga glaucescensIMG_1616.thumb.JPG.21cf4ba52473e9e1ff46dIMG_1633.thumb.JPG.a28f619066adbba8b0c19pinanga densifloraIMG_1229.thumb.JPG.de9ed98f8d91e0d87405dpinanga aristrataIMG_1229.thumb.JPG.de9ed98f8d91e0d87405dNew computer I am having some trouble figuring this out :angry:

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    Bewdaflul/Beautiful Pinanga's  Bill :greenthumb:  :greenthumb:  Pete :) 

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    nice pics 

    Nice eye candy!  ...that we can't grow here.:badday:

    sooooooooooooooo sweeeeeeeeeeeeet!

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

    Sunset zone 24

    Great pinanga sp. Bill! Can you try post the glaucescens pic again please? Keen to see it!

    Beautiful Bill !!!!!

    Great looking Pinanga's Bill , a few more for my wish list , thanks for posting .

    Looks like you have it all figured out! Wow to several species I don't see around here!

    very nice pinanga, i love this family!!!!!!

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    Your p. Densiflora sure has grown a bit since 2016. The pic was just taken in the Austin garden a few days ago

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    What kind of pinanga am i?

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    Looks like pinanga disticha. Check out the pics on palmpedia one i would love to grow successfully 

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    On 4/7/2019 at 6:28 PM, John hovancsek said:

    What kind of pinanga am i?

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    Did it come from Floribunda? Looks like their P. disticha 'Stained Glass' but maybe in too much sun. That is, if the color on the newest frond is red, or is it browned from sun burn can't tell from the pic quality?

    Naples (inland), FL - technically 10a but more like 9b in the winter :hmm:

    Looks like the newest frond is red and the others are pale in comparison due to too much sun exposure they need shade and moisture. I have one in my garden still small but going into its second  spring not  stoked to be in San Diego but its still alive it's also from floibunda

    On 4/8/2019 at 1:28 AM, John hovancsek said:

    What kind of pinanga am i?

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    Sp. Thai Mottled?

    10 hours ago, Hilo Jason said:

    Sp. Thai Mottled?

    That's what we taught it was but it looks a lot different than the ti mottled that 8 have. I will admit that it was in way to much sun at first but now I have it under proper shade and waiting for the next leaf.. # palmproblems

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