Dypsis plumosa, when you got hundreds off seeds and you don’t want them.

[happypalms]

Typical flood or drought situation, this is the case with these seeds, not wanted hundreds sitting on the ground. Any other time I would have put the eyehole lot in to germinate, such a shame. It takes time, space and money to grow hundreds of something you’re not interested in. 

[Harry’s Palms]

Dypsis can take months to germinate here . I understand , especially if it is something you’re not that interested in . Me ? I would probably scoop a few up and plant around the garden . That’s just me . I still scatter C. Radicalis seeds around! Harry

Near  the Chamaedorea Plumosa to the right and Dypsis Basilonga on the left are a few C. Radicalis in a community pot and in the garden behind in the Plumosa . I have more C. Radicalis seeds that I will be planting soon. Never a dull moment at Harry’s Palms! 

[Jonathan]

Not the most fascinating Dypsis I guess.

If it was Chamaedorea plumosa I'd ask you to sent them all to me!

[happypalms]

10 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

Dypsis can take months to germinate here . I understand , especially if it is something you’re not that interested in . Me ? I would probably scoop a few up and plant around the garden . That’s just me . I still scatter C. Radicalis seeds around! Harry

Near  the Chamaedorea Plumosa to the right and Dypsis Basilonga on the left are a few C. Radicalis in a community pot and in the garden behind in the Plumosa . I have more C. Radicalis seeds that I will be planting soon. Never a dull moment at Harry’s Palms! 

Not a bad idea I might just go and do a Johnny Appleseed with them in some of the hardest growing areas. Everything to gain and nothing to lose. 
Richard 

[SeanK]

15 hours ago, happypalms said:

Typical flood or drought situation, this is the case with these seeds, not wanted hundreds sitting on the ground. Any other time I would have put the eyehole lot in to germinate, such a shame. It takes time, space and money to grow hundreds of something you’re not interested in. 

Maybe next time they change genus, demand will increase tenfold.

[happypalms]

3 hours ago, Jonathan said:

Not the most fascinating Dypsis I guess.

If it was Chamaedorea plumosa I'd ask you to sent them all to me!

Yes it’s not going to win any awards in a hurry, it was the original dypsis ambositrae. Pity it wasnt I would be sitting on right old seed bank. And the Cham plumosa I have seedlings in the greenhouse, iam now doing group plantings for future seed production. But I do get them settling seeds in the garden! 

[happypalms]

Just now, SeanK said:

Maybe next time they change genus, demand will increase tenfold.

Not a bad idea, unfortunately I would get run out town in the palm world, not a good business plan!🤣