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dypsis cabadae

dypsis cabadae

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August 28, 20169 yr

one year after planting,i think 3 moth drought affect it growth rate

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August 28, 20169 yr

They kicking along nicely Ahmed despite the drought, they tough palms

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August 28, 20169 yr

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Any thoughts about this growth rate, i personally think growth is not enough, soil is infertile i apply coconut fertilizer, think to add some organic rich garden garden soil

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August 28, 20169 yr

Your cabadae looks healthy! I think your 3 month drought is soft drought.

Your soil looks good, a little bit organic fertilizer and organic mulch will be the best. :greenthumb:

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August 28, 20169 yr

Ahamed,

I don't feel they are very fast, here two plants we planted 4 years ago, they have been hidden by Heliconia clumps we removed this time, I hope they'll start to grow in a less crowded situation.