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Phönix roebelinii - a beautiful arrival

Mazat

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today we saw this Phönix roebelinii in Discounter for 19.95 usda.

Sabine spotted them immediately and bought one immediately, as there were only two. 

i was surprised and speechless at the same time 

It is 107cm / 3ft 42inch high.

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Mazat Mentor

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more pictures 

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gyuseppe Grand Master

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at this price it's a great deal

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GIUSEPPE

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That is a miracle not a bargain. It looks very healthy too.

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I came. I saw. I purchased

 

 

27.35 south.

Warm subtropical, with occasional frosts.

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That's a good price here!

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Congratulations , it’s a beauty. Harry

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@Mazat congratulations! Nice specimen you got there for a very low price (maybe the seller made a mistake when they marked it).

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5 hours ago, peachy said:

That is a miracle not a bargain. It looks very healthy too.

Peachy

yes Peachy,how true.

it was kind of surreal and I was surprised while Sabine was acting and I'm grateful for that.

she told me i was standing there like a little boy waiting for an ice cream...

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4 hours ago, DoomsDave said:

@Mazat congratulations! Nice specimen you got there for a very low price (maybe the seller made a mistake when they marked it).

yes Dave, that was also a thought of mine later, and Sabine also told me that the last Phönix roebelinii was also taken by a woman around 30 years old who was beaming all over her face and grinning 

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6 hours ago, SeanK said:

That's a good price here!

yes Sean. absolutely 

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You got the bargain of the week there. I purchased these ones 25 years ago ten aus dollars each about the same size as yours. The nursery had them out the front marked as clearance sale, I even used to work in that nursery and the owner said you know your getting a bargain and that was 25 years ago when they were so popular. Deal of the century for one like that in your country.

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11 hours ago, gyuseppe said:

at this price it's a great deal

yes, Gyuseppe.

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5 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

Congratulations , it’s a beauty. Harry

thank you very much, Harry.

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29 minutes ago, happypalms said:

You got the bargain of the week there. I purchased these ones 25 years ago ten aus dollars each about the same size as yours. The nursery had them out the front marked as clearance sale, I even used to work in that nursery and the owner said you know your getting a bargain and that was 25 years ago when they were so popular. Deal of the century for one like that in your country.

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your Phoenix roebelinii is wonderful, Richard.

a real dream.

your story is also like a fairy tale and yet real with your plant.

the whole thing is unbelievable.

thank you for your story with your beauty.

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What is this white powder on top for (perhaps ant deterrent)? I do not have to buy robs anymore. I have discovered that fertile seeds from my mature one can germinate readily in nature and resulted seedlings grow rather fast, if not removed from the their original spot of sprouting.

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7 hours ago, Phoenikakias said:

What is this white powder on top for (perhaps ant deterrent)? I do not have to buy robs anymore. I have discovered that fertile seeds from my mature one can germinate readily in nature and resulted seedlings grow rather fast, if not removed from the their original spot of sprouting.

this is white sand and we also have small ants, they are harmless 😁

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