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Dypsis Decipiens Seeding

el-blanco
el-blanco
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Many flowers over the years. First time I’ve seen seeds. Will see if they turn out viable. 20’ish years old from a 20 gallon. Dana Point, CA

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Dana Point Tropicals - C-27 License #906810

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    Nice.... Hoping one of mine lives to seed and my daughter can bump this thread in 30 years.

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    You may already know this , they stay green even when ready to sow. It looks like you will be sowing seeds soon . Harry

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    4 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

    You may already know this , they stay green even when ready to sow. It looks like you will be sowing seeds soon . Harry

    I did not know this. How do you know when they are ready to sow?

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    2 hours ago, el-blanco said:

    I did not know this. How do you know when they are ready to sow?

    When they fall onto the ground or with a bit of a nudge. Ain’t that right @Harry’s Palms ?

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    Yes , they should fall off easily . The C. Decipiens I had experience with literally rained seeds every time I went to gather them. They were green in color , about the size of a marble or a bit larger. Harry

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