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I have about 500 kerriodoxas to pot up over spring. So I might as well make a start, they will be going into 165mm containers to avoid over potting, they are the perfect size container for a deep forest tube. Nothing like a bit of potting up to do! 

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8 minutes ago, happypalms said:

Tengo unas 500 kerriodoxas para trasplantar en primavera. Así que mejor empiezo. Las plantaré en macetas de 165 mm para evitar sobretransplantarlas, ya que son el tamaño perfecto para un tubo de bosque profundo. ¡Nada como trasplantar un poco! 

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Beautiful palm trees, my friend. I was about to buy some seeds at RPS. I think I'll decide next time. Congratulations on your palm trees.

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1 hour ago, Hugopalmeras said:

Beautiful palm trees, my friend. I was about to buy some seeds at RPS. I think I'll decide next time. Congratulations on your palm trees.

Thanks, do yourself a favour and buy some seeds, they take temperatures as low as 2 degrees Celsius. A top grade palm, prized among collectors and gardeners! 

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Of course, my friend. I was able to buy another batch of seeds. I hope to buy more. Imagine, my friend, if these palm trees are beautiful here on Earth, and they are a tremendous glory, how much more beautiful are the ones in heaven? And you and I haven't been able to reach them.

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21 minutes ago, Hugopalmeras said:

Of course, my friend. I was able to buy another batch of seeds. I hope to buy more. Imagine, my friend, if these palm trees are beautiful here on Earth, and they are a tremendous glory, how much more beautiful are the ones in heaven? And you and I haven't been able to reach them.

They are gods gift on earth! 

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Five hundred ? Wow they are really beautiful and they look very healthy. Harry

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13 minutes ago, Harry’s Palms said:

Five hundred ? Wow they are really beautiful and they look very healthy. Harry

It gets better harry, 550 seeds coming in the mail as we speak 🤣 

Richard

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Should we say “ Joey #2?” You could have a “ Joey house “ and a “Kerry house”  to keep them in. If it were me , I would have an “Ernie house” for Ernesti Augusti but you also have other bifid leaf Chamaedorea that are more exotic. Harry

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4 hours ago, happypalms said:

It gets better harry, 550 seeds coming in the mail as we speak 🤣 

Richard

Richard So business is going well! I'll give you my PayPal address, a percentage would be appreciated, in fact my son's, I don't know how to use it anymore, (Richard, of course I'm joking!)
I hope the numbers will increase further, you deserve it with your hard and honest work 👌

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GIUSEPPE

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7 hours ago, happypalms said:

It gets better harry, 550 seeds coming in the mail as we speak 🤣 

Richard

You’re the bomb Richard……BOOM!

Tim

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Tim

Hilo, Hawaii

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5 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

Should we say “ Joey #2?” You could have a “ Joey house “ and a “Kerry house”  to keep them in. If it were me , I would have an “Ernie house” for Ernesti Augusti but you also have other bifid leaf Chamaedorea that are more exotic. Harry

That’s the one reason iam building my new greenhouse, to fill up with joeys and the Kerriodoxa, oh whoa to have such a problem!

Richard

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4 hours ago, gyuseppe said:

Richard So business is going well! I'll give you my PayPal address, a percentage would be appreciated, in fact my son's, I don't know how to use it anymore, (Richard, of course I'm joking!)
I hope the numbers will increase further, you deserve it with your hard and honest work 👌

Did you say you wanted a hundred gyuseppe!🤔

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1 hour ago, realarch said:

You’re the bomb Richard……BOOM!

Tim

Go hard or go home they say! 

Richard 

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10 minutes ago, happypalms said:

That’s the one reason iam building my new greenhouse, to fill up with joeys and the Kerriodoxa, oh whoa to have such a problem!

Richard

My heart goes out to you, having to struggle with such great burdens. 

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28 minutes ago, happypalms said:

Did you say you wanted a hundred gyuseppe!🤔

Richard I just want you and your family to be well and so you can continue to work.with the help of the good god

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GIUSEPPE

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17 minutes ago, JohnAndSancho said:

My heart goes out to you, having to struggle with such great burdens. 

Yes it’s a problem, I did have a gentleman from the USA lined up for work but his visa had not been approved yet, and he decided to stay home to look after his puppy dog, I think he has a  nurse to help him out now! He’s so lucky to have that nurse stay with him and look after his puppy dog🤣🦘

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Just now, gyuseppe said:

Richard I just want you and your family to be well and so you can continue to work.with the help of the good god

Thank you gysuppe, it has been a difficult time, for my wife over the last six months. But the last 5 weeks have been difficult for her as well. My wife is recovering well, and I don’t mind looking after her it’s what anyone would do for there loved one. 

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Just now, happypalms said:

Thank you gysuppe, it has been a difficult time, for my wife over the last six months. But the last 5 weeks have been difficult for her as well. My wife is recovering well, and I don’t mind looking after her it’s what anyone would do for there loved one. 

Yes Richard, I know we've already talked about it in private messages, and even though your wife wasn't well yet, you also thought of sending me the seeds, please, a piece of advice from a good friend, don't let your wife get away.👌

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GIUSEPPE

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27 minutes ago, happypalms said:

Yes it’s a problem, I did have a gentleman from the USA lined up for work but his visa had not been approved yet, and he decided to stay home to look after his puppy dog, I think he has a  nurse to help him out now! He’s so lucky to have that nurse stay with him and look after his puppy dog🤣🦘

No nurse 😭 

His leg is doing a lot better now though. I wish I coulda figured out how to join the first videos I shot yesterday together, when he was walking with me. He loves the attention..

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3 hours ago, gyuseppe said:

Yes Richard, I know we've already talked about it in private messages, and even though your wife wasn't well yet, you also thought of sending me the seeds, please, a piece of advice from a good friend, don't let your wife get away.👌

Oh as I said to my mother Jodie is a keeper, I won’t let her go! 

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2 hours ago, JohnAndSancho said:

No nurse 😭 

His leg is doing a lot better now though. I wish I coulda figured out how to join the first videos I shot yesterday together, when he was walking with me. He loves the attention..

What no nurse that’s terrible new! Get sancho some green lip mussels in powder or tablet form from New Zealand great for arthritis. 

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5 minutes ago, happypalms said:

What no nurse that’s terrible new! Get sancho some green lip mussels in powder or tablet form from New Zealand great for arthritis. 

He's taking 2 kinds of pills and what I think has helped the most is the glucosamine and hemp treats. He hates them so I have to crush them like pills and mix them into his wet prescription food. His vet diagnosed it as a partial ligament tear but he's running around and full of energy again. 

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12 hours ago, JohnAndSancho said:

He's taking 2 kinds of pills and what I think has helped the most is the glucosamine and hemp treats. He hates them so I have to crush them like pills and mix them into his wet prescription food. His vet diagnosed it as a partial ligament tear but he's running around and full of energy again. 

Just keep him walking around the garden, get sancho to be your gardening buddy, and create that oasis sancho has in his mind you’re just his gardener. You must have enough palms to harden off and start planting them around your yard.

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6 hours ago, happypalms said:

Just keep him walking around the garden, get sancho to be your gardening buddy, and create that oasis sancho has in his mind you’re just his gardener. You must have enough palms to harden off and start planting them around your yard.

Most of what I've got wouldn't survive winter here, and the stuff that will needs to bulk up a little more. That or the Sabals I'm trying (...in vain) to sell. 

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17 hours ago, JohnAndSancho said:

Most of what I've got wouldn't survive winter here, and the stuff that will needs to bulk up a little more. That or the Sabals I'm trying (...in vain) to sell. 

It’s such a shame to kill a palm in the cold. There’s a lot of cold tolerant palms out there to find. It must be so frustrating to want super exotics. And only grow them indoors which is so difficult with a lot tropicals. I guess you will have to build that ultimate hothouse with heating.

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On 8/24/2025 at 9:44 AM, happypalms said:

I have about 500 kerriodoxas to pot up over spring. So I might as well make a start, they will be going into 165mm containers to avoid over potting, they are the perfect size container for a deep forest tube. Nothing like a bit of potting up to do! 

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Great, Richard.
I'll take them all and enrich the Swiss market with them, that's for sure 😁
Okay, the USDA zone isn't exactly advantageous except in southern Ticino and Lake Walen, Quinten outdoors.
Indoors would probably work 🤔
 

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1 hour ago, happypalms said:

It’s such a shame to kill a palm in the cold. There’s a lot of cold tolerant palms out there to find. It must be so frustrating to want super exotics. And only grow them indoors which is so difficult with a lot tropicals. I guess you will have to build that ultimate hothouse with heating.

I need a sugar mama. We've had single digit temps in the winter and triple digits in the summer this year. So I've got stuff inside that would melt in winter and fry in the summer. But I make it work pretty good indoors and I get to look at these palms constantly. It isn't ALL bad. 

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On 24/8/2025 at 3:44, happypalms said:

Tengo unas 500 kerriodoxas para trasplantar en primavera. Así que mejor empiezo. Las plantaré en macetas de 165 mm para evitar sobretransplantarlas, ya que son el tamaño perfecto para un tubo de bosque profundo. ¡Nada como trasplantar un poco! 

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Those Kerriodoxa Elegans look beautiful, Richard. I'm about to buy some seeds. I hope to make up my mind.

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3 hours ago, happypalms said:

Es una pena matar una palmera con el frío. Hay muchísimas palmeras resistentes al frío por ahí. Debe ser muy frustrante querer plantas súper exóticas. Y cultivarlas solo en interiores, lo cual es muy difícil con tantas plantas tropicales. Supongo que tendrás que construir un invernadero con calefacción.

These Kerriodoxa palms are one of the most elegant and luxurious palm trees due to their beautiful leaves and shape. These seeds aren't for just any nurseryman or the inexperienced. They're only for experienced growers. They're for classic palm tree collectors.

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8 hours ago, Mazat said:

Great, Richard.
I'll take them all and enrich the Swiss market with them, that's for sure 😁
Okay, the USDA zone isn't exactly advantageous except in southern Ticino and Lake Walen, Quinten outdoors.
Indoors would probably work 🤔
 

Sold shipping containers on its way!🤣

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5 hours ago, Hu Palmeras said:

Those Kerriodoxa Elegans look beautiful, Richard. I'm about to buy some seeds. I hope to make up my mind.

Do it, you’ll not regret it there so nice. I originally purchased 1000!

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5 hours ago, Hu Palmeras said:

These Kerriodoxa palms are one of the most elegant and luxurious palm trees due to their beautiful leaves and shape. These seeds aren't for just any nurseryman or the inexperienced. They're only for experienced growers. They're for classic palm tree collectors.

They are quite easy to grow, and very forgiving! And yes they are great seeds but should be shared amongst all growers of all levels! 

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Kerriodoxsas are elegant palm trees. Only for the most exotic luxury.

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19 hours ago, JohnAndSancho said:

I need a sugar mama. We've had single digit temps in the winter and triple digits in the summer this year. So I've got stuff inside that would melt in winter and fry in the summer. But I make it work pretty good indoors and I get to look at these palms constantly. It isn't ALL bad. 

At least you can sell them or give them away. I do get the odd day or two of temperatures up in the 42 degrees Celsius range and it’s hot. Actually isn’t 42 the answer to life the universe and everything in it ( Douglas Adam’s hitch hikers guide to the galaxy) 

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11 hours ago, Hu Palmeras said:

Kerriodoxsas are elegant palm trees. Only for the most exotic luxury.

Of the seeds I purchased they where from rps in Germany I got around 700 to germinate lost a few, sold a few and planted a few down to about 500 in tubes the other 100 are in 140mm containers the biggest of the seedlings. You won’t regret buying seeds! 

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I'm not lying. I was close to buying them at RPS. I bought other varieties that were also beautiful and interesting. But at least I'll have a good batch of good seeds. They're an exotic luxury.

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16 hours ago, Hu Palmeras said:

I'm not lying. I was close to buying them at RPS. I bought other varieties that were also beautiful and interesting. But at least I'll have a good batch of good seeds. They're an exotic luxury.

Two palms I love the most are Johannesteijsmannia and kerriodoxa, they both love my climate and kerriodoxas are easy to germinate and grow. They dislike wind so plant them in a protected spot. 

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Yes, my friend, I'll buy those Kerriodoxa Elegans seeds anytime. They're a true exotic luxury. They're the best Thailand has ever offered. Johannesteijsmannia are also a luxury from Malaysia.

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On 8/29/2025 at 12:35 AM, Hu Palmeras said:

Yes, my friend, I'll buy those Kerriodoxa Elegans seeds anytime. They're a true exotic luxury. They're the best Thailand has ever offered. Johannesteijsmannia are also a luxury from Malaysia.

To me joeys and kerriodoxas are a true masterpiece in the garden!

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51 minutes ago, happypalms said:

¡Para mí, los joeys y los kerriodoxas son una auténtica obra maestra en el jardín!

They should already be publishing books on luxurious palm trees and include all of them. Marojejya darianii, Johannesteijsmannia altifrons, Johannesteijsmannia magnifica, Kerriodoxa elegans, Sabinaria magnifica, Verschaffeltia splendida, Phoenicophorium borsigianum. Add the Licualas and include some other palms in groups.

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