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UC Berkeley palms and cycads

stanofh 10a Hayward,Ca S.F. bay area

15 years ago

I figure this is the best place to show'em! Tree Ferns are a bonus-wink.

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jimhardy
15 years ago
Good stuff-

Love the E.Horridus(-:
Central_Cali369
15 years ago
I love that Jubaea! Mine is terribly SLOW. I planted a tiny seedling in December 07. It's been 4 years and it's just now showing ribbed strap leaves. I'm hoping once it begins to grow split leaves that it will speed up a little more. Do you know of a place where E. Horridus is selling for a reasonable price? I've only seen them sold for forbidding prices.
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stanofh 10a Hayward,Ca S.F. bay area
Original Author
15 years ago
You might try extra fertilizer, central. Its been my experience that young tropicals in California need a boost or they tend to sit and sit...and sit. A regular dose of fertilizer breaks the ice many times.

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