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Beautiful CIDP in College Station, TX


Teegurr

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Wow where in tx is that?

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54 minutes ago, climate change virginia said:

Wow where in tx is that?

This is 95 miles NW of Houston. So southeast central Texas.

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Just now, ChrisA said:

Very impressive! Gotta be at least 20 years old!

Oooh nice! So it can survive some pretty low temps.

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That they can if it doesn’t happen often.  In west Texas and southern New Mexico there are some individuals that survived lows of -5F with a high of only +5F the following day.  Of course that’s in a dry climate, but they seem to withstand down to mid teens in a humid climate if it doesn’t happen every winter.  The fronds start taking damage at 18F once established.

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11 hours ago, Teegurr said:

This is 95 miles NW of Houston. So southeast central Texas.

Oh smack dab between Austin Dallas and Houston. Never thought there could be a CIPD that can live there.

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20 minutes ago, hbernstein said:

Boy, it sure can use some Potassium/Magnesium!

looks fine to me

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