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Is this normal

GTClover
GTClover
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The first on appeared about 6 months ago & is the bigger one in the picture it now seems to have 3.  Is this normal for a Bottle Palm?  How long does take to actually bloom.  This Palm was planted in 2006 on Green Turtle Cay in the Bahamas.  I haven't seen it since Jun, but a friend sent me the photo & I'll be seeing it in person next week.  Thanks in advance!

Susan

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    Nice and totally normal.

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    Thank you!  Any idea how long it takes for them to actually produce a flower once it starts sending up a spathe?  Can't wait to see it and all my other beauties!  Fortunately for us Matt was supposed to strike Green Turtle until it started tracking west after Cuba.  Great for us but bad for New Providence, Grand Bahama & Florida.

    Susan

     

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