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I finally found the lost tray of chamaedorea benzei seedlings

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I knew they were in there somewhere but I couldn’t find them, having thousands of seedlings, you soon lose them in amongst the rest of them. But glad I did find them now they are a great chamaedorea for the garden.

It can be a problem having so many palms, you really have to know where they all are for watering them and light requirements, different sized containers mixed in with each other has its drawbacks. Monitoring for water you can easily overwater small tubes next to thirsty licualas. Then there is the overcrowding affect blocking light out and once they are shaded out watering becomes difficult to get it to small tubes. Oh the woes of growing to many palms. It certainly tests the grower out!

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    I would be losing them as well , if I had that many . I spend a lot of time in our garden but only have a small fraction of what you have. I honestly don’t know how you do such an amazing job at it. Harry

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    Great palm.

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    45 minutes ago, Harry’s Palms said:

    I would be losing them as well , if I had that many . I spend a lot of time in our garden but only have a small fraction of what you have. I honestly don’t know how you do such an amazing job at it. Harry

    I lost my economy to scale and don’t want to find it again. That’s one trick to it all, dont let it overwhelm you. But i honestly think it’s the love of palms that drives the bus.

    Richard

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