Hola Mauro: Que sementes voce tein pra trocar, Geonoma shottiana y que otra semente tein. Por favor envíame un listado de lo que tienes disponible. Y dime que...
Hi all, I have perhaps 15 various palms in my home. I keep them outside during the summer but as I live in Pa. they must come inside during the winter. I often...
Rhaphis palms available - Do you live in the Miami area? I have backyard of rhapis palms that need a good home. The only item needed will be a shovel to pull...
Brad, i've found soap sprays very effective and safe. use pure soap not a kitchen type detergent or perfumed type bath soaps. make up a mild/weak solution and...
A solution handed to me seems to work good. I use 2 oz. lemon dish washing liquid, 1 half oz. of mint mouth wash to a gal. of water. Fill a hand held sprayer &...
ARECA CATECHU "DWARF". (Dwarf Betel Nut Palm) A dwarf habit with unusually very compact crown of short leaves!! An ornamental!! It flowers when the trunk is...
Ruud Meeldijk
goldenlt@...
Jan 8, 2004 6:39 am
1964
Dear palm and cycad people. Im sorry to write this message but is somewhat im obligated. ... After send the marchandise a large list of troubles start + your ...
That's too bad Gaston. Sorry to hear of your bad deal. Honesty is getting rare these days. Scott -----Original Message----- From: Gaston Torres Vera Sent: Jan...
Group, The Palm Society of Southern California is having its Annual Banquet on January 17th, 2004. There will be an auction and raffle for unusual palm...
To celebrate the New Year, we are reducing prices across the board on our seed stock, just as we're laying these seeds down on the beds to germinate. We have...
Hello, I am attaching 2 images of a plant that I saw in Deland, Florida; about 30 miles north of Orlando. It stands about 4 - 5 feet tall and currently has red...
Looks like Chamaedorea microspadix to me. Peter Kristensen ... From: Paul Andree To: Palms at yahoo Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 10:58 AM Subject: [Palms]...
That's Chamaedorea microspadix for sure, the wide leaflets ands tell-tale red fruit can separate it from the equally ubiquitous seifrizii. It appears to be...
As a fellow "DeLandite," I've got tons of C. microsapadix (along with C. radicalis), most of them growing in shade. I recently lost shade cover on some of...
HI, Many thanks to those who informed me that it was a Chamaedorea. Now, to determine which one it is. :-) -- Thanks, Paul Andree - Mt Dora, Lake Co,...
All right... I will put my .02 in here. I agree with Peter, Dave & Doug that it is C. microspadix -- based on the wide leaflets and orange fruit. Jody ... ...
Not a chance...in my opinion. I've got the arboreal form which has a decidedly different look. Doug Keene DeLand, FL ... From: James P. Robinson III To:...
Even though there are no signs of the mushroom -- doesn't that look a lot like galderma (butt rott)? In which case the palms will decline, then die... ... ...
I do not believe it is ganoderma. There is no evidence of a conch--which is a certain sign of ganoderma. What I think it is, after reading several private...
My B. aethiopum and flabellifer saplings have lost all of their leaves except the emerging spear (and they may be next). The oldest leaves began to turn...
Is it possible that they are planted too deep? I thought Borassus required a special sprouting process where the seed is actually lifted above the ground...
Jay, The process of lifting the seed is done out of convenience of transplanting the resulting seedling into a "squat pot," not because of a specific...
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