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ID chamaedorea microspadix I think?

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happypalms Grand Master

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From my faded memory I think this one chamaedorea is a microspadix but my memory is most definitely what it used to be so iam calling on the palm gurus to help identify this one iam sure someone in palm land must know what variety it is as they get pretty confusing the chamaedorea at times because iam most certainly not sure 🤔 

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tim_brissy_13 Grand Master

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Yeah sure for Richard. Red berries are a good indicator for C microspadix which differentiate it from other similar clumping Chamaedorea species. 

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happypalms Grand Master

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14 minutes ago, tim_brissy_13 said:

Yeah sure for Richard. Red berries are a good indicator for C microspadix which differentiate it from other similar clumping Chamaedorea species. 

Thanks Tim hence the seed photos it was planted 20 plus years ago so I might have to plant the seeds.

Harry’s Palms Grand Master

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Yep looks like Microspadix to me. Easily germinated like Radicalis but slightly larger fruit, they are freely distributed throughout my garden in shaded places. Harry

dalmatiansoap Grand Master

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I hope you will not mind me posting this here but I also have these as Microspadix. Bunch is producing hundred flowers but it seems like there is not a single seed? Are they all same sex?

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happypalms Grand Master

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10 minutes ago, dalmatiansoap said:

I hope you will not mind me posting this here but I also have these as Microspadix. Bunch is producing hundred flowers but it seems like there is not a single seed? Are they all same sex?

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Post away not a problem Croatia is a lovely place to visit try growing a few chamaedorea radicalis in your climate a much better looking chamaedorea than microspadix 

happypalms Grand Master

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8 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

Yep looks like Microspadix to me. Easily germinated like Radicalis but slightly larger fruit, they are freely distributed throughout my garden in shaded places. Harry

Hi Harry they definitely are a easy palm to grow to me the genus gets considerably confusing with so many look a likes plus memory loss doesn’t help 🤣Richard 

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Thanks. I do have a few radicalism already seeding for 2-3 seasons. Also one Tepejilote and one what I think is Glaucofolia.

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1 hour ago, dalmatiansoap said:

Thanks. I do have a few radicalism already seeding for 2-3 seasons. Also one Tepejilote and one what I think is Glaucofolia.

Yeah Chamedoreas are all either one sex or the other....

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6 hours ago, dalmatiansoap said:

Thanks. I do have a few radicalism already seeding for 2-3 seasons. Also one Tepejilote and one what I think is Glaucofolia.

Any of those come from seed I sent you?

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18 hours ago, happypalms said:

From my faded memory I think this one chamaedorea is a microspadix but my memory is most definitely what it used to be so iam calling on the palm gurus to help identify this one iam sure someone in palm land must know what variety it is as they get pretty confusing the chamaedorea at times because iam most certainly not sure 🤔 

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Microspadix they appear to be to me.

Plant them and they should sprout into the most gorgeous fat green seedlings. Tough, too!

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22 minutes ago, DoomsDave said:

Any of those come from seed I sent you?

Radicalis are from your seed :)

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happypalms Grand Master

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2 hours ago, DoomsDave said:

Microspadix they appear to be to me.

Plant them and they should sprout into the most gorgeous fat green seedlings. Tough, too!

Cheers Doomsdave from what I see your the man for seed supply.

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