FLorida Dept. of Agriculture Seed Dealer License # S002419.

Dypsis lutescens seed collected the past couple weeks (and still harvesting).  Available in small quantities or thousands.

These seeds are sun dried before shipping.

Dypsis lutescens is an easy to grow palm that can be grown in pots and kept indoor in cooler climates. Great for novice palm growers.

My website will combine shipping costs if you find other seeds there you might want.   When using Ebay, if there's other palm seeds I'm selling you'd like just purchase whatever you want & pay,  then after I ship the items I send a refund for the combined shipping savings. Can purchase on my website or Ebay.

Interested in thousands of seeds? Send a PM letting me know how many for additional discounts.

My Lab-14.com website

50 seeds       $4.00 + ship     https://lab-14.myshopify.com/products/z-dypsis-lutescens-palm-seed-50-seeds

100 seeds     $7.00 + ship   https://lab-14.myshopify.com/products/wxyz100-dypsis-lutescens-palm-seed-100-seeds

1000 seeds  $25.00 + ship    https://lab-14.myshopify.com/products/wxyz100-dypsis-lutescens-palm-seed-1000-seeds-fresh-august-2020  (link says 2020 but seeds are fresh 2022)

Ebay

100 seeds     $7.00 + ship   https://www.ebay.com/itm/265798215638

1000 seeds   $25.00 + ship  https://www.ebay.com/itm/234631141011

Got the seeds today and the coconut. Thanks for the fast shipping 

She's a beauty!

 

@floridaPalmMan Thank you! Glad you like it!   Keep it out of direct sun till after the solstice (because transplanted bare root) and it needs more soil. Bury it at least as deep as the old soil line preferably deeper. If/when you plant it in ground, bury the nut completely.  Have fun with those seeds! You'll need about 150 one gallon pots to start them in.  

Do these palms self clump or are they grown together? Are they nice solitary?

Solitary are possible but not common. I have seen them growing as singles and they look good but I don’t know if you could guarantee that they would never clump. You would probably have to grow a large batch and see which ones remain solitary.