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Crytostachys Renda "Red Sealing Wax Palm" - 50gal.

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Three (3) beautiful specimens grown from seed.  Price per palm is $5,750.00 or purchase all three for $13,800.00.

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Johnny Palmseed Mentor

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50 gallons? Are you sure about that? They look like 15 gallons.

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My 50 gallon pots are 30" wide and 20" tall.  However my 50 gallon water heater which they said it's really 45 gallon capacity is like 5 feet tall and looks twice as big as my 50 gallon pot.

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However big they are, those things evoked screams of envious obscenities on the West Coast . . . .

Or maybe a gurn . . .

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On 8/12/2024 at 4:06 PM, Johnny Palmseed said:

50 gallons? Are you sure about that? They look like 15 gallons.

Maybe 50 gallons is the sum of the three.

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Wow just wow ! Absolutely rare and stunning palm but I don't think the market is that hot for these. If these were the hybrids that Searle was selling I think these could be appropriately priced. Very small amount of people can grow these in the states. Pic attached of a similarly sized pot at my local nursery for a 1/3 of the price. Which is a long way from South Florida.

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OC2Texaspalmlvr Grand Master

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Just looked at the whole Pic definitely not the same size smh. I thought I could read the price tag but got too blurry, was going off memory which is failing me haha 

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Palmarum Grand Master

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The actual size of the pots is not as important... compared to the presence of woody stems with multiple feet of green rings and fully red crownshafts staring back at you.

Usually, a 45-gallon pot is wider than it is tall and not 'square' but it is hard to tell. I guess the pots are sitting on 2 ft. by 2 ft. pavers as possible scale. Either way, nice palms all around.

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16 hours ago, Palmarum said:

The actual size of the pots is not as important... compared to the presence of woody stems with multiple feet of green rings and fully red crownshafts staring back at you.

Usually, a 45-gallon pot is wider than it is tall and not 'square' but it is hard to tell. I guess the pots are sitting on 2 ft. by 2 ft. pavers as possible scale. Either way, nice palms all around.

Ryan

I agree 100%. You would be buying the plant, not the pot. Well, obviously you are buying both but the plant is the important part. The thing is, it should be described accurately and I don’t know if it is.

 

20 hours ago, OC2Texaspalmlvr said:

Wow just wow ! Absolutely rare and stunning palm but I don't think the market is that hot for these. If these were the hybrids that Searle was selling I think these could be appropriately priced. Very small amount of people can grow these in the states. Pic attached of a similarly sized pot at my local nursery for a 1/3 of the price. Which is a long way from South Florida.

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Yeah I don’t know that it is. That’s a lot of money.

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On 8/13/2024 at 6:01 PM, miamicuse said:

My 50 gallon pots are 30" wide and 20" tall.  However my 50 gallon water heater which they said it's really 45 gallon capacity is like 5 feet tall and looks twice as big as my 50 gallon pot.

Given that the pots are tapered, your dimensions are pretty close for 50-gal.

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