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A Few Dypsis...

20 years ago

Here are a couple of Dypsis pics I thought I'd share...

...first is a leptocheilos...

...a lutescens...

...a decipiens...

...an onilahensis...

...enjoy...Z

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orchiddude
20 years ago
Z...I like those first 2 pictures, the shadows really play with the colors. Nice. Palms are nice too.

:-)
cfkingfish
20 years ago
Jetstream-

Are you in Florida? That is a mighty nice Dypsis decipiens for anywhere in FL...good stuff!
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jetstream
Original Author
20 years ago
I'm in Fl...east side of Orlando. the decipiens has been in the ground going on 2 yrs now...slow...slow...slow. I've got another in a pot the same age that is about the same size, maybe even a little bigger.

The leptocheilos has been in the ground for about 3 yrs and is about 6 in diameter at the base...I love the white after the boots fall off.

The lutescens is common, but I liked the pic. I'm going to print it out in an 8 x 10 for framing.

I probably have about 40 different types of palms and about 10 diff types of cycads. I've even contemplated starting a nursery too...but haven't yet. Maybe one day...Later...Z
orchiddude
20 years ago
I think I might have to make a trip to Miami.

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