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One year old Mule Palms

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2 minutes ago, kimgerlach1 said:

Thank you Scott for that info, I will put them into 3 gallons then after I have them for a few weeks or closer to spring. I have one more question though, do you recommend putting a heat mat beneath these two until I get them outside? And if so, what temperature?

And thank you in advance! These were at the top of my "want" list and I'm so happy to have them. I'm going to try to get two more from you soon.

Shouldn't be any need for a heat mat.  These have been growing outdoors with daily temperature fluctuations, including seeing temps as low as 25f.  Lows over the last week have been in the upper 30s, low 40s.

1 minute ago, Scott W said:

Shouldn't be any need for a heat mat.  These have been growing outdoors with daily temperature fluctuations, including seeing temps as low as 25f.  Lows over the last week have been in the upper 30s, low 40s.

Thank you! I will skip the heat mat then. I really appreciate it.

3 hours ago, Scott W said:

Yes

I would like to get two and shipped to 73130 quote

Youtube - Okpalms 

I just ordered 2 if they are still available. Thank you

  • 2 weeks later...
On 4/9/2023 at 9:52 AM, Scott W said:

These are one year old plants currently growing in 3x3x5 containers under 50% shade.  These sre ready to be upsized to 1 galllons.  Sizes do vary, but the palms pictured are representative of what is available. 

These are priced at $30 each, with shipping averaging between $10 and $15 depending where in the US you are located.  I can fit two per package if you're wondering.

Message me for shipping quote, PayPal happily accepted.

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Do you still have these?

Also interested, work is picking up and I don’t think I’ll be able to make a drive down to JAX

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Yes still plenty  available.  Message me your zip code and quantity desired and I'll get a quote to you.  I can fit four comfortably in one package.

Thansk

Ultra fast shipping and in good shape! Very pleased 

  • 2 weeks later...

Interested!

  • 2 months later...

Hey Scott!

I’m just curious as to how fast these go pinnate on average for you?  All 4 of mine have been pluggin along throwing new leaves but I get impatient 😬

Following to see his answer. Thank you for asking that question. 

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Zone 6b maritime climate

Got this in late April and put it in a 3gal.  It has pushed 1 new leaf since then.

 

 

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I got mine in March and they look just like this. I also put mine in a 3 gallon 

All potted up

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Zone 6b maritime climate

Recieved mine back in march and its working on its 2nd leaf since I've had it, pretty quick! :greenthumb:

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On 6/7/2024 at 8:07 PM, Robbertico18 said:

Hey Scott!

I’m just curious as to how fast these go pinnate on average for you?  All 4 of mine have been pluggin along throwing new leaves but I get impatient 😬

Apologies for not replying sooner.  To be honest, I have not really payed attention to how many leaves push until it goes pinnate, and I'm sure there are always variables that can contribute to when this happens.

Glad to read everyone's reports...thanks for the support!!!

Have a ton of seeds on my two momma trees for future offerings...until then I'm marking this as SOLD OUT!  

MIne have put out around 4 fronds each. The fronds have progressively been getting thicker and shorter with all the Texas sun.  Two are pushing wide fronds with some small openings, so I expect within the next 3 or 4 fronds (maybe less) they'll be pinnate.

  • 3 weeks later...

Any of the Mule palms left for 92234?

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No mules until the Spring....

  • 8 months later...

Hello Scott ,  Do you still have Mule Palms for sale.??

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On 3/11/2025 at 5:23 PM, BillD said:

Hello Scott ,  Do you still have Mule Palms for sale.??

I may be sold out for the season already...give me a week or so to get back with you.

Thanks

Can you send to uk with an authentic Certificat by any chance? 

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All palms are sold for this year...thanks for looking.

  • 1 month later...

Well done Sir.

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Hi could you let me know when or if you have any mule seedlings ?

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Anyone have small ones for sale near Austin? Or delivery to Austin?

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I do have several hundred seedlings, just waiting for them to size up a little before offering them for sale...that is if they don't get sold in bulk before that.

Unfortunately my permitting doesn't allow me to ship to Texas at the moment.

1 hour ago, Scott W said:

I do have several hundred seedlings, just waiting for them to size up a little before offering them for sale...that is if they don't get sold in bulk before that.

Unfortunately my permitting doesn't allow me to ship to Texas at the moment.

Hopefully they don’t all get snatched up in bulk, I’d be interested in picking up a couple more

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