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Lepidozamia peroffskyana another tough Australian that won’t be beaten

By happypalms
Sunday at 09:12 AM in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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A few more of my peroffskyana are coning. The age of them is about 25 years from seed I collected in the wild. Easy to germinate if you can wait around 12 months. Single plants will set viable seeds, provided you have the weevil that pollinates them. There is usually about 100 seeds per plant and there is about 6 in the garden coning. There even popping up as volunteers in the garden there that easy!