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Syagrus vermicularis

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Single Syagrus with rachis sprung and twisted at apex .  Rare and exotic .589bab7397b34_Syagrusvermicularis005.thu589babaf6360b_Syagrusvermicularis004.thu589babe8eefd9_Syagrusvermicularis006.thu

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    Boy, thats a very attractive Syagrus. I tried these seedlings a number of years back; I beieve them to be one of the most cold sensitive Syagrus out there. Which means I'm no longer growing any.

    Bret

     

    Coastal canyon area of San Diego

     

    "In the shadow of the Cross"

    1 hour ago, quaman58 said:

    Boy, thats a very attractive Syagrus. I tried these seedlings a number of years back; I beieve them to be one of the most cold sensitive Syagrus out there. Which means I'm no longer growing any.

     I agree Brett this is one that we cannot grow here in California. I wish we could because they're gorgeous

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

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    I see by the sign this palm, Syagrus vermicularis, called 'Pati' locally.  Isn't Syagrus botryophora also called 'Pati"?

    Vejo pelo sinal que esta palma, Syagrus vermiclaris, localmente é chamada 'Pati'.  Não é Syagrus botryophora também chamado Palma 'Pati'?

    Hawaii Island (Big Island), leeward coast, 19 degrees N. latitude, south Kona mauka at approx. 380m (1,250 ft.) and about 1.6 km (1-mile) upslope from ocean.

     

    No record of a hurricane passing over this island (yet!).  

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    8 hours ago, Al in Kona said:

    Vejo pelo sinal esta palmeira, Syagrus vermicularis, chamada "Pati" localmente. Não Syagrus botryophora também chamado de "Pati"?

    Vejo pelo sinal que esta palma, Syagrus vermiclaris, localmente é chamada 'Pati'. Não é Syagrus botryophora também chamado Palma 'Pati'?

    3 Syagrus has the same popular name :  botryophora ,cocoides and vermicularis ..Word of indigenous origin .

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    Two seeds germinated after 3 months .58ed25c216c9d_SvermLtenue002.thumb.JPG.6

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    19 hours ago, caixeta said:

    Two seeds germinated after 3 months .

    :greenthumb::)

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    SEEDLING.58ef954ece85d_SyvermicsantosiiPschat003.

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    On 2/8/2017, 7:40:24, quaman58 said:

    Boy, thats a very attractive Syagrus. I tried these seedlings a number of years back; I beieve them to be one of the most cold sensitive Syagrus out there. Which means I'm no longer growing any.

     

    On 2/8/2017, 9:21:53, Josh-O said:

     I agree Brett this is one that we cannot grow here in California. I wish we could because they're gorgeous

    I must concur; for me, it's been Syagrus "muerte-ensis". Goes like gangbusters, in the greenhouse, though, which is why I got some a while back. "Take us home you fool!" they said, and I did. Same for S. ruschiana. The local southern California name for them is "Croaky" or "Carky."

    Oleracea is much easier and those black trunks are gorgeous. (Mardy Darian had some at his late place.)

    Let's keep our forum fun and friendly.

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    Got some of these coming up that I picked up a couple months ago down in Miami. A nice looking syagrus In mo what was interesting was listening to Dr. Larry Noblick referring to it as the ramon noodle palm

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