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So What Caught Your Eye Today?

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bubba Grand Master

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What you look for is what is looking

Harry’s Palms Grand Master

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@bubba I had a 1 gallon Syagrus Schizophylla for about 3 years . The growth was hardly noticeable. That example is amazing . Even if the gopher didn’t eat mine , I don’t think I would be on this planet long enough to see any kind of height like the example you posted . Not here in Southern California , that’s for sure . Thank you for posting. HarryIMG_4152.thumb.jpeg.8a070ac2a9b9e366193ac7fd5b0ba3ab.jpeg

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As planted 3 years prior! Yea …. I know!

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happypalms Grand Master

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Dypsis plumosa loaded up with seeds! 

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happypalms Grand Master

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3 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

@bubba I had a 1 gallon Syagrus Schizophylla for about 3 years . The growth was hardly noticeable. That example is amazing . Even if the gopher didn’t eat mine , I don’t think I would be on this planet long enough to see any kind of height like the example you posted . Not here in Southern California , that’s for sure . Thank you for posting. HarryIMG_4152.thumb.jpeg.8a070ac2a9b9e366193ac7fd5b0ba3ab.jpeg

R.I.P. My little Syagrus just before becoming gopher food! IMG_0322.thumb.jpeg.5570b4380538c908e8e4ae11280f2d49.jpeg
As planted 3 years prior! Yea …. I know!

We did talk about eating them gophers remember! 
Richard 

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happypalms Grand Master

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Looking pretty good for a chamaedorea seed harvest this season. Might have to put a few adscendens and metallica seeds up for grabs on palmtalk, stay tuned! 

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Rick Kelley Proficient

Rick Kelley

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Prestoea acuminata var montana inflorescence would catch anyone's eye. In two weeks it will be pink, then red. The bees are having a party.

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