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Chamaedorea seedlings handling the cold

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happypalms Grand Master

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The chamaedorea seedlings aren’t to bothered about the cold quite tough enjoying the cool climate conditions some are even putting on new growth the adscedans Metallica graminifolia Ernest Augustii plus a few others are all enjoying the cool temperatures.

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Harry’s Palms Grand Master

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Great ! The Chamaedorea that I have just cruise through winter . I just got my first Ernesti Augusti so it’s good to know they are hardy like the others. You have some very happy babies there. Harry

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19 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

Great ! The Chamaedorea that I have just cruise through winter . I just got my first Ernesti Augusti so it’s good to know they are hardy like the others. You have some very happy babies there. Harry

Thanks Harry they are tough and cool tolerant Ernest Augustii I planted some the other week they where in 3 inch tubes iam that confident in them surviving not a problem.

Richard 

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