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I wonder if this will work sucker removed from Areca vestria

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I have read it is possible to remove a sucker from a Areca vestria. Well here’s to trying it out. It’s just a bit gardening fun to see if it works. Any thoughts out there on the subject? 

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    Worth a try . Harry

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    🤞🤞🤞🤞 hope for the success 

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    17 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

    Worth a try . Harry

    Free Areca vestria I suppose! Just doing for a trial and to share the knowledge. 
    Richard 

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    Thank you , Richard . You have provided so much for our Palm community. Sharing experience and knowledge helps us all! Harry

     

     

    plus , we would all love to go on a shopping spree at @happypalms🌴

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    12 hours ago, donpachino1983 said:

    🤞🤞🤞🤞 hope for the success 

    One can only try! 

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    22 minutes ago, Harry’s Palms said:

    Thank you , Richard . You have provided so much for our Palm community. Sharing experience and knowledge helps us all! Harry

     

     

    plus , we would all love to go on a shopping spree at @happypalms🌴

    Bring a trailer! 
    By trying new things and changing things up as you try you learn. 
     I have seen a few people on palmtalk be inspired to do things differently and give things a try, iam no expert by any means and the things I myself have learned on palmtalk have been an inspiration for me as well! 
    Richard 

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    Bit of an update, it’s still alive and the little spear on the side shoot has jut ever do slightly grown a little bit. See what happens in summer now with this little experiment. The most encouraging sign is it’s not dead yet and that’s a good place to start with!

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    Good news on that! Harry

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