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Hey guys 😀

I have 12 Trachy seedlings they are 9months old . Most are working on there 5th spear , I was wondering when will I see it’s first multi leafed frond? Thanks 😆

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Those look good, in my limited experience they normally start to split between 1-2 years.  If you keep them indoors, you may have one splitting soon.  They can split very small. 

 

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3 hours ago, Jesse PNW said:

Those look good, in my limited experience they normally start to split between 1-2 years.  If you keep them indoors, you may have one splitting soon.  They can split very small. 

 

Awesome video very informative , my little guys have a bit of a ways to go yet lol 

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If they're grown in direct sun throughout the day, they will have a stouter appearance.

I'd load a picture but each time I do, it loads anyway but right side up. Just started doing that yesterday. 

 

 

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