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Spending the day here before I fly home. Hardly any labels so if someone knows what they are, identify away. Cycads and some palms later, well one palm in this batch

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Nice Licuala. Did it say which species?

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24 minutes ago, SeanK said:

Nice Licuala. Did it say which species?

None of those plants were identified 

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Licuala pelata summowongii?

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4 hours ago, happypalms said:

Licuala pelata summowongii?

That’s what it looks like 😁

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