2 years of coconut growth
ericthehurdler
11 years ago
The nut finally rotted away from my coco palm so i thought it was a good time to give a little update.
I purchased the palm almost exactly 2 years ago as a seedling on its 4th leaf. Its grown 8 frond since i got it and is increasing growth.
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