1. I use perlite to mix in my potting mix. Home Depot seems to no longer carry the big bags of perlite. I am looking for suggestions where to purchase...
Be careful of the perlite that is sold impregnated with Miracle Grow. While probably harmless to palms. it was an issue for my carnivorous plants From:...
Call Universal Enterprises in Pompano Beach. Jerry In a message dated 5/2/2009 4:43:23 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, ostaffe@... writes: 1. I use perlite...
In Ft. Lauderdale, the Home Depot downtown (near Searstown) does not carry the large browns bags of Perlite, but the Home Depot out on Oakland Park Blvd (west...
Contact Mario & Sons Nursery in Homestead for the Travelers Palms. Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry ... From: Jay <ostaffe@...> Date: Sat, 2 May...
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Can anyone identify this palm? I just removed a few offsets from it and wanted to do some research on them. I am more acquainted with cycads than palms. Also,...
Kevin, that is a European fan palm (Chamaerops humilis). I have no idea how much it would be worth in SD, but here in Florida they sell for around $25 per foot...
Your palms are indeed Chamaerops Humilis (Mediterranean Fan Palm). You expect to get top dollar for your palms they will need to be in top condition and lush....
It seems the Home Depot on Oakland Park no longer carries 4 cubic foot bags. Only the small expensive bags with Miracle Grow. Maybe they just had a longer...
Just caught this flowering (or fruiting?) in the arboretum this morning, with the sun just catching the flowers through the shade tree, a male Mamon...
Does anyone in the south florida area have pigafetta for sale? Preferably in several sizes 3gal to maybe 7gal. Thanks, H- Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T ... ...
Was wondering if anyone had any "specific" instructions for keeping chamaedoreas healthy looking. I have several large clumps of microspadix around the yard,...
Microspadix is my favorite Cham and I have too many of them, but have no problems and no special treatment with them. The remaining stem looks happy, which...
Hi Barry, I am not growing Chamaedorea microspadix, but wish I had a couple. I do have 3 or 4 others that I have kept up for a number of years. Most are in...
Every time this cycas taitungensis puts out a new flush of leaves, the tips of every branch/leaf (whatever you would call it) break a few inches from the tip,...
Any chance it could be nematodes? I think they can be a problem for some Chamaedoreas in FL, but don't know if that extends up into GA. ... Tom Walters...
I guess it's possible. Can something be done for nematodes, or is that a "no win" situation? Barry To: palmsociety@yahoogroups.com From: tjwalters@......
I think it's a "no-win/plant something else there" situation, but I'd wait for someone a bit more knowledgeable to weigh in before taking any drastic action....
Barry, that looks like frizzletop, which is a manganese deficiency. Home Depot sells a manganese sulfate product that works well. Jody ... From: Gold Piano...
I keep mine is afternoon shade here in desert-like S.Calif, but the leaves usually bleach-out or burn if they get too much sun. Barry's surviving stem looked...
I have read all of the responses so far, and I agree that it is probably something feeding on the roots. I would try a full-on root drench with an all-purpose...
It's actually in almost full-day shade..... I was really selective in where I put them originally. But thanks for that input! That would've been a possible...
Okay, I just always thought it was weird how the entire fronds looked perfect, yet every tip of each one "broke over". I've been doing a lot of rearranging...
Barry, I'm with TJ on this, can't say with 100% certainty but it sounds like nematodes to me. Here root-knot species thrive in our sandy soils regardless of...