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Update on W. Robusta Seedlings {pictures}

12 years ago

Well it will be two months for these w. Robusta seedlings. I repotted them in bigger pots seems that they are growing more since I did it. And the third leaflet is coming out on one of them so excited! It was 60 degrees today here in NM and Sunny love it.

This one is tall and lanky hehe

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tropicalzone7
12 years ago
They are getting really strong. They are going to be nice plants in no time! I think it usually takes about a year for them to get some adult fronds, I bet by the end of next summer it will have some fronds starting to split!
Thanks for sharing!
-Alex
kaotickelly
Original Author
12 years ago
yeah thanks Alex for the comment. And just for fun i sowed two more w. robusta on the 1st of Novemver and just yesterday they sprouted. hahaha im addicted to palms now hehe and I also sowed windmill palm seeds five of them but nothing yet some say 8 to 12 weeks well see. but yeah cant believe there surviving i must have been doing something right lol
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