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I have lots of 100 Parajubea torallyi var microcarpa for sale for $27.00, shipping not included. Growers that have compared the 4 types of Parajubea claim that the sunkha, and microcarpa varities are the most frost hardy. I haven't tested them, but have taken the few growers word that have tested ...

they are germinating right now! Thanks.

I sowed all the seeds so no more for now.

Yes I got them thank you very much! They look very fresh, and I'll keep them labeled as Vancover T.fortunei.
It kind of surprises me that the make it into the U.S. so easy. It seems like things are getting more and more uptight down here(federally uptight)

I guess it won't work on zamias, but it does on others.
Try this page for a good explanation:
http://www.plantapalm.com/vce/horticult ... ilizer.htm[/url]

I'm just learning about this, and have found out that each type is an individual in regards to fertilization. They are usally "at rest" so you have to shock them into producing new "flushes" of leaves. Cycas tautigensis(spelled wrong), can produce 4 new flushes of leaves a year making it a very fast ...

Does anyone crack their seeds? I've been doing this with Butia with good success, and getting up to three seeds in one shell sometimes. I only have experience doing this with butias, jubea, and syragus. I'm not sure weather this really makes that much of a difference because I have never left the ...

To bad they want 15 bucks to look at any scale pictures or read followups, but other than that it's got alot of nice features.