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Pinanga densifolia, chamaedorea quezalteca, pinnatafrons, graminifolia seedlings

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September 13, 2025Sep 13

A nice tray of Pinangas along with a handful of chamaedoreas, seeds kindly donated by Colin Wilson the chamaedorea seeds. The pinanga are imported seeds and had a good germination rate with them.

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September 13, 2025Sep 13

They are on their way now. Spring and Summer should bring good growth for them . Harry

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September 13, 2025Sep 13

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18 minutes ago, Harry’s Palms said:

They are on their way now. Spring and Summer should bring good growth for them . Harry

Yep then they face the winter around the corner, that’s the test, the most critical stage there first winter as babies if I can get them past that there in with a chance.

Richard