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TampaBayRay

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Finally!  Hopefully i can get some nuts…

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Harry’s Palms Grand Master

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Very good , fingers crossed ! My friend’s has a huge batch of fruit but they take their time ripening. Mine has a spathe but hasn’t opened . This is the first year the spathe hasn’t just fallen off , but still not sure if it will produce anything. Yours has a nice Watermellon marking to it. Harry

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Congrats there @TampaBayRay! Nice watermelon you got there!

As @Harry’s Palms notes the seeds take a while to ripen; in my case it’s about two years.

They’re usually pretty good about setting seed after blooming.

Keep us apprised!

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Here’s hoping that it’s not a seedless watermelon…

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happypalms Grand Master

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For about 3 years now I have a few flowering in the garden and no seeds yet. They do set seeds in my area theres a couple mature palms in town with hundreds of seeds. If mine set I would be more interested in the ornamental factors rather than the seeds themselves. And you definitely don’t want sinsemellia watermelons! 

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Squirrels are gonna knock it down i bet

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