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My Bismarckia Mobilis

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Wanted to share a pic of my Bismarckia Nobilis I raised from seed. I think I started 2018 or 2019. I just repotted it in a 24 gallon pot. Moved it back inside for the winter. Surprised how good it does inside. 20221018_162841.thumb.jpg.4b9971925f91c5203201ae1d1ad31b6f.jpg

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I have two in my yard in zone 8a not sure what to do before winter. Got plastic covers over but unsure if it’s enough 

Winter low: 16F (December 2022), Summer/spring high: ~85F (March 2023). Very humid climate.

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43 minutes ago, Enar said:

I have two in my yard in zone 8a not sure what to do before winter. Got plastic covers over but unsure if it’s enough 

Like, planted in the ground? If so, good luck. It may take a lot to keep these alive in an 8a winter.

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On 11/6/2022 at 11:51 AM, JLM said:

Like, planted in the ground? If so, good luck. It may take a lot to keep these alive in an 8a winter.

Yes and one in a pot

Winter low: 16F (December 2022), Summer/spring high: ~85F (March 2023). Very humid climate.

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