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Cuckoo for Coccothrinax . . . .

Kaname-kun

By Kaname-kun
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Kaname-kun Community Regular

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I went a binge recently and bought 5 coccothrinax. Loving them! Coccothrinax montana.

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C. salvatoris and C. moaensis (Copernicia hospita on left)

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Cindy Adair Grand Master

Cindy Adair

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Those are lovely!

Wish they were easily available in PR.

Excellent choices!

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Cindy Adair

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Ha, ha, ha…. Caught a little Cuban Palm bug I see.  I love these also.   They are great, relatively smaller sized palms.  The offer a nice contrast to all the feather palms in our area, and most should grow very well here.  I’m partial to the stiff leaflet ones, and not above interesting miraguama hybrids that catch my eye either.  Congrats on the newbies.  I’ll post a few pics once this monsoon stops in a couple days.  

Whats next for you?  Are going to go full-circle native next and get a Pseudophoenix sargentii?  

PalmatierMeg Grand Master

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One of my favorite genera. They look great. Where did you find them?

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Somehow captions identifying third and fourth photos dropped out. Miraguama and "Azul"

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Looking Glass Grand Master

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The rain stopped so I grabbed a few shots.   Mine in the ground are happy, but the ones in pots are slightly disgruntled and ready to be released.   They were slow over winter, but woke up with the heat now.   

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You picked up some nice unique ones.   It will be fun to see them mature into their ultimate form over the years.  I may have to snag an “azul” at some point.  

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Kaname-kun Community Regular

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20 hours ago, Looking Glass said:

The rain stopped so I grabbed a few shots.   Mine in the ground are happy, but the ones in pots are slightly disgruntled and ready to be released.   They were slow over winter, but woke up with the heat now.   

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You picked up some nice unique ones.   It will be fun to see them mature into their ultimate form over the years.  I may have to snag an “azul” at some point.  

 Very nice!

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On 6/3/2022 at 4:22 PM, Kaname-kun said:

I went a binge recently and bought 5 coccothrinax. Loving them! Coccothrinax montana.

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C. salvatoris and C. moaensis (Copernicia hospita on left)

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Great looking palms! Where did you get them? 

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Long time ago, but I believe they were from Sherwood Forest Nursery in Miami.

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