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The blind hog finds some acorns

Umbrae

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Found a batch of brahea armatas in my travels and managed to snatch up 6 doubles 

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Now have to find a spot to plant them , maybe the grand kids will get some seed lol

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Great find! How can we be so lucky.

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Wrong place at the right time 

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19 hours ago, Umbrae said:

Now have to find a spot to plant them , maybe the grand kids will get some seed lol

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Not as slow...

With fast drain soil,water and feed, they grow "fast". Of course, not like a washi.

In my old house i have one planted ten years ago smaller than yours. In a place with frost, snow and no water, only a few rains and it is growing!!!!

Mine last Winter enjoying the warm January, lol

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If they're kept warm enough, even hot, B. armatas will grow faster than you think, though still slow to put on vertical height.

TOUGH! You kill those, might be time to see a doctor. Or the undertaker . . . .

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I am going to plant these six in sort of a mott and hopefully will have enough of a pollen pool to make some good seed 

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