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Lytocaryum itapebiense in Pots


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5 minutes ago, Kai said:

Yes, that little plant deserves a very special pot!

It got the special pot only for that photo shooting. :P Now it must live together with its siblings again in a narrow »one-for-four« pot. :D

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3 hours ago, Pal Meir said:

And here the longest leaf (#6) from below:

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They look great! :)

How well do these tolerate semi shade/shade? I am thinking about getting some Lytocaryum for my western windowsil.

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Ondra

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25 minutes ago, Grasswing said:

They look great! :)

How well do these tolerate semi shade/shade? I am thinking about getting some Lytocaryum for my western windowsil.

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Ondra

L itapebiense is an understorey palm with creeping (acaulescent) stem growing in shade to semi shade on slopes at 250-350 m altitude. — My four babies are at present growing on a bright NNW windowsill.

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Looking very nice!

Larry Shone in wet and sunny north-east England!  Zone9 ish

Tie two fish together and though they have two tails they cannot swim <>< ><>

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2 minutes ago, Pal Meir said:

@Grasswing Here they are all together on the windowsill, now receiving some sunlight:

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WOW !  This is a PalmPorn :)

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2 hours ago, Kai said:

It doesn't look like it, though #5 is not entirely unfolded yet. Still I expect it to remain entire.

This is the 2 days older sister N°1604, pushing her 7th leaf since 2018-05-23. The 4th leaf had already 7 leaflets and the 5th 11 leaflets. — The surface of your soil looks so clean, compared to mine although it is the same mix … :blink:

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On 9-7-2018 20:04:07, Pal Meir said:

As I could see that there were no problems or any growth delay after repotting the two first palms I decided today to repot the remaining two palms N°1603 & N°1604 too:

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Those look amazing!

Looks like my little one is finally producing its first pinnate leaf! :yay:

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On 11.7.2018, 23:24:09, Kai said:

Those look amazing!

Looks like my little one is finally producing its first pinnate leaf! :yay:

@Kai, after they have developed pinnate leaves they are growing like rockets. :D

Compared to my 1 year young nano Lytos N°1701-03 :wub: the 2 years old L itapebiense are looking like huge monster palms: :o

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On 20-7-2018 18:18:47, Pal Meir said:

@Kai, after they have developed pinnate leaves they are growing like rockets. :D

Compared to my 1 year young nano Lytos N°1701-03 :wub: the 2 years old L itapebiense are looking like huge monster palms: :o

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Good to know! I can't for mine to speed up a bit.

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Awesome palms. I have pretty much given up on this one & Insigne. Impossible to find. I have been searching over 5 year now.

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