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Fastest way to sprout royal palm seed

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I need guidance on palm propagation

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These sprout pretty quickly with bottom heat, at least if you're in a cooler area like I am. 6 weeks or so seems to be the average time needed to germinate. I find that tropical species want the soil temperature to never fall below about 70 degrees F, night or day.

Bret

 

Coastal canyon area of San Diego

 

"In the shadow of the Cross"

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    Coco coir perlite mix just slightly moist, bottom heating set at 30 degrees celcius, in a container of your choice at lest six inches deep. Soak the seeds in water for 24 hours if they are not freshly picked!

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    It spouts here in South Florida every day. I just reached down in my yard and pulled out a dozen in one hand and I don't even have a royal palm on my property.

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