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Dypsis poiveana Id not too sure pictures of any out there

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I purchased these ones as poiveana, but again palmpedia says they are solitary palms. Most of these ones are suckering except for a couple of them. So what variety are they, one is flowering but not open so I might have to wait until they open for a proper identification perhaps. 

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    IMO, one of the most beautiful little palms out there. Mine came as D. poivreana and is also lightly suckering. It seeds regularly, but the seedlings are finicky little mutha’s.

    Tim

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    2 hours ago, realarch said:

    IMO, one of the most beautiful little palms out there. Mine came as D. poivreana and is also lightly suckering. It seeds regularly, but the seedlings are finicky little mutha’s.

    Tim

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    Looking beautiful, so I might have the real deal?

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    Cute little guys , suckering or not. Could be like my  C. Tepejelote . I got two single stem seedlings from a trusted IPS member over 30 years ago. One single stem , the other formed suckers as soon as it was planted about 3-4 years after I bought them . My mentor confirmed that , although rare , suckering ones exist ….certainly in my garden it does. Then there is the single stem Chamerops Humilus . Over 25 years , never sent out pups , just grew straight up . Enjoy those little palms , they are super cute! Harry

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    18 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

    Cute little guys , suckering or not. Could be like my  C. Tepejelote . I got two single stem seedlings from a trusted IPS member over 30 years ago. One single stem , the other formed suckers as soon as it was planted about 3-4 years after I bought them . My mentor confirmed that , although rare , suckering ones exist ….certainly in my garden it does. Then there is the single stem Chamerops Humilus . Over 25 years , never sent out pups , just grew straight up . Enjoy those little palms , they are super cute! Harry

    I love the small dypsis species, if you want more suckers on your palms tear of the leaf sheath when the leaf starts to wain, it’s a bit like the single stem golden cane will it sucker one day or forever remain single stem. I always thought tepijolote where solitary palms so you might have to do a post on that one for id! But for now I will keep on collecting the small dypsis they grow well and are obtainable. 
    Richard 

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