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Laccospadix australasica

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A beautiful new frond on my newly planted (3 months ago?) Laccospadix australasica. 

4 inch from floribunda. Small but already has a new frond and another on the way.

Santa Ana, CA. Part sun, on the east side of my house, shaded by a lemon tree.

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    Here is an image of one I purchased several years ago.  It was in a 5-gallon pot at the nursery greenhouse. 

    All I did was to transport it to my greenhouse, and then it died two months later !  :mrlooney:

    Phil Bergman told me that with Laccospadix,   the stronger the color, the more difficult to grow.  :winkie:

     

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    San Francisco, California

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    10 hours ago, Darold Petty said:

    Here is an image of one I purchased several years ago.  It was in a 5-gallon pot at the nursery greenhouse. 

    All I did was to transport it to my greenhouse, and then it died two months later !  :mrlooney:

    Phil Bergman told me that with Laccospadix,   the stronger the color, the more difficult to grow.  :winkie:

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    Thank you, Darold!

    I love the pic. I am hoping it does well. It’s pretty protected and doing well so far. 

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