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Kris

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Axel Amsterdam Mentor

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22 hours ago, NorCalKing said:

How do these look so good with the cool rainy winter they have?

Wow. 46f daytime high in the winter that's very cold. And only 36f overnight. I'm impressed these do so well there!

Ah yes, first of all this CIDP grows in the absolute center of London which is nearly frostfree (well occasionally 28f) and there are no cold coastal winds in the center to brown the edges of the fronds or to yellow the fronds. Planted in heavy London clay probably also helps. But the main thing is, CIDP's dont need heat to look good. I know they grow mostly in hot summer climates but they dont need it. The butia next to the CIDP looks allright but you can tell its growing in a heat deprived climate.

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Kris Grand Master

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Thanks for those nice visuals gentlemen, And also for keeping this thread Alive.

Love,

Kris.

 

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Kris Grand Master

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Wow..my eyes are feasting.

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Kris.

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Always nice to see this porphyrocarpa 

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Kris Grand Master

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Thanks Ante,

For those lovely visuals..

Here are few videos that impressed me,Both the machinery and the professional skills employed in CIDP & Phoenix Palm  Removal,Transportation and replanting..

 

 

 

 

 

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Laaz Veteran

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A few in the historic district of Charleston. Probably 100+ years old.

 

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Martinez, California (2015)

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Unified Theory of Palm Seed Germination

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(Where: bh = bottom heat, fs = fresh seed, L = love, m = magic, p = patience, and t = time)

DISCLAIMER: Working theory; not yet peer reviewed.

"Fronds come and go; the spear is life!" - Anonymous Palmtalker

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Petaluma, California (2015)

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Unified Theory of Palm Seed Germination

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(Where: bh = bottom heat, fs = fresh seed, L = love, m = magic, p = patience, and t = time)

DISCLAIMER: Working theory; not yet peer reviewed.

"Fronds come and go; the spear is life!" - Anonymous Palmtalker

GoatLockerGuns Mentor

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Sacramento, California (2016)

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Unified Theory of Palm Seed Germination

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(Where: bh = bottom heat, fs = fresh seed, L = love, m = magic, p = patience, and t = time)

DISCLAIMER: Working theory; not yet peer reviewed.

"Fronds come and go; the spear is life!" - Anonymous Palmtalker

GoatLockerGuns Mentor

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Mission San Rafael Arcangel, California (2016)

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Unified Theory of Palm Seed Germination

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(Where: bh = bottom heat, fs = fresh seed, L = love, m = magic, p = patience, and t = time)

DISCLAIMER: Working theory; not yet peer reviewed.

"Fronds come and go; the spear is life!" - Anonymous Palmtalker

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Kris Grand Master

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Dear Todd and Dear Richard,

Thanks for those lovely CIDP visuals and they are indeed very healthy..:greenthumb:

Love,

Kris.

 

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Mr.SamuraiSword Veteran

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On 12/1/2015, 7:07:49, RobustaEnvirons said:

I personally find the CIDP to be amazing. Here it is growing in England of all places! How is it able to grow in England, when I would stand no chance at keeping one alive here in Toledo, Ohio (6B)? England is further north than Toledo, Ohio as well. Its a hop away from the Arctic Circle, but yet this CIDP looks as if it can't be bothered! Totally awesome!

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unfortunatly,  the gulf current makes england much warmer then ohio.  Ive always wondered why they can grow date palms but in CT people struggle with their sabal minors, trachys and even basjoo bananas!

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I wish the stupid desiese killing the CIDPs in europe didnt exist.  now they are planting washingtonias all over spain to replace them.  I dont like washingtonias at all.  why not palmettos, or livistonas

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2 hours ago, Mr.SamuraiSword said:

I wish the stupid desiese killing the CIDPs in europe didnt exist.  now they are planting washingtonias all over spain to replace them.  I dont like washingtonias at all.  why not palmettos, or livistonas

We have both, and they are naturalized, so they grow in the wild everywhere. The crownshaft of the CIDP can get unbelievably huge, and only homeowners with very large properties will generally grow them. Or they will just consume the whole front yard.

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Pip Grand Master

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18 hours ago, Mr.SamuraiSword said:

I wish the stupid desiese killing the CIDPs in europe didnt exist.  now they are planting washingtonias all over spain to replace them.  I dont like washingtonias at all.  why not palmettos, or livistonas

Because Washingtonia can live of the naturally light rainfall of Spain.

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19 hours ago, Mr.SamuraiSword said:

I wish the stupid desiese killing the CIDPs in europe didnt exist.  now they are planting washingtonias all over spain to replace them.  I dont like washingtonias at all.  why not palmettos, or livistonas

Always the most common palm in Spain was and is, the Washintonia. And followed for the date palm in mediterranean places and for canary palm in cool and inland areas.

Now, the people plant Washintonias because they are cheap and fast. 

Why not palmettos or Livistonas?

Palmettos are a rare palm in Spain and are too slow here.

Livistonas, for people are like Washintonias but slower and expensive.

And of course, nobody are planting canary palms, is too expensive fight against red weevil.

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Kris Grand Master

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Here are videos on how these monster palm is made to look cute after their hair cut...I meant trimming ! :P

 

 

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Kris Grand Master

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Here is a visual of young CIDP container grown,belongs to our forum member ' Pal Meir '.

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Kris Grand Master

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Nice video of CIDP Replanting work,But its placed on elevated bed but the end product looks good.Effortless work and all mechanized..Location Switzerland. 

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These are not so big, but still nice. The first two are the same palms. One angle only looks like one.    Taken near Fort Lauderdale By The Sea, Florida, about 3 weeks go.  Enjoy!!!  

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cm05 Experienced

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CIDPs of Universal Studios (Orlando), they actually have quite a few species of Phoenix, but this thread is about canariensis.

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Kris Grand Master

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Thanks friends,

For those lovely visuals.

Love,

Kris.

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Stelios Experienced

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Some nice CIDP from the Loro Park in Tenerife (Canary islands). Everywhere you look in Tenerife you see amazing mature CIDP.

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One from the coffee break 

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Mohsen Grand Master

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I tool these pictures from "Macquarie Park Cemetery and Crematorium" 2 weeks ago...I got all my CIDP seeds from here...

it was a very windy day ...

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palmfriend Grand Master

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Hello there,

we`ve got a few ones over here as well but I think ours are not such beauties like those posted before.

(Long and humid summers, typhoons and sometimes pretty much salt in the air...)

However, here are two of them...

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...a very young one - pretty close to the beach - ...

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...and here an older one, a little bit more away from the shore.

best regards

 

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On 10/9/2016 17:17:56, Mr.SamuraiSword said:

I wish the stupid desiese killing the CIDPs in europe didnt exist.  now they are planting washingtonias all over spain to replace them.  I dont like washingtonias at all.  why not palmettos, or livistonas

And if I say you that the people is putting massive amounts of Syagrus? :(

Like Monòver said, from always the most common palm in Spain was the Washingtonia (look at famous photos of Valencia, Barcelona, Alicante, Palma, Malaga etc) and Ph. Dactylfera tended to be planted in inland areas, Madrid is full of them for example and it's at the centre of the Iberian Peninsula!

This is how CIDP look in Ciempozuelos, Madrid in the winter:

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I live in Altea, Spain 38°34'N 0º03'O. USDA zone 11a. Coastal microclimate sheltered by mountains. 
The coconuts shown in my avatar are from the Canary Islands, Spain ! :)

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In the North of Spain the most common one is CIDP, that's for sure. Here a good example of mature ones in Coruña.

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Kris Grand Master

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Thanks friends for those lovely visuals.

love conquers all..

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these were installed yesterday at a house that belonged to President Kennedy

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Pip Grand Master

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Seppeltsfield winery, Barossa Valley, South Australia. 

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Image from See South Australia 

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Near l'Escala, Catalonia - Spain

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This little one is from seed collected in Sonoma CA. I started it in 2014 and neglected it a bit before going into the ground.

 

 

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I am trying to get this one to come home with me without my wife noticing 

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