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Dypsis prestoniana $500

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This large Dypsis prestoniana has been in this semi-curcular "pot" for about 5 years and needs more dirt. I have very little room left.  it is about 10 feet tall but would be relatively easy to move.

I am in Oceanside near the 5 freeway but this palm can take even more heat and sun than I have.  $500 OBO

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MM

Is it concrete below?

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just a little bit.  That's why it needs to be moved. there is not enough soil and too much drainage.  I thought the D. prestoniana needed more drainage like D. decepiens or others but now I am convinced it wants a heavier soil and even more sun.  I have two friends that have the same age palm in clayish soil and more sun inland and theirs is doing better. I'll take less.$

MM

I purchased some small Howea palms from Mark, and they were very well grown !   :greenthumb:

San Francisco, California

  • 7 months later...

I’ll buy it

  • 2 weeks later...

Did you sell your palm?

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