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NWpalms@206

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NWpalms@206 Experienced

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Prepping to plant my chamaerops, and noticed it’s putting out it’s first flower!  is it ok to plant in ground during that time or should I wait until after flowering, later in summer? Thanks for any advice 

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PalmatierMeg Grand Master

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Chamaerops are dioecious. Do you have another palm of the opposite sex? If not, you won’t get viable seeds. I would plant it because it will be happier in the ground and you want it to have the longest growing season as possible to establish itself in the ground.

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Meg

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Allen Grand Master

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Won't hurt to plant a potted palm no matter what it's doing.  it will be happier

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WSimpson Mentor

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Plant it . 

Chammy inflorescences aren't very large proportionally to the size of the plant  anyway . I'd just keep it watered well .

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NWpalms@206 Experienced

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We’ll thanks that answered my question, will plant this weekend. 

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