Another Season.....
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- Knnn
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Another Season.....
Finally have most things out of the house, almost time to start worrying about keeping things cool ( instead of freezing
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- Knnn
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Thanks!
Even with cold soil temps it kept growing......... The one in ground on the side of the GH is starting to make me nervous, hasn't picked up much height but it is really starting to fatten up May have to add a little more height to its area before the year is out.
Steve
Steve
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Artic Palm
Nice Looking Palm!
I really don't have much experience with T.fortunei, just a couple smaller ones.
Generally I wait till the leaves have browned out before pruning. Might want to try this question on the main board. Some of the members here know more about Trachy's than I ever will
Steve
I really don't have much experience with T.fortunei, just a couple smaller ones.
Generally I wait till the leaves have browned out before pruning. Might want to try this question on the main board. Some of the members here know more about Trachy's than I ever will
Steve
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This is the one on the side of the GH,
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W.robusta, bought as a 3 gallon last year at Lowes.
Wish I could find Trachy's locally here, do have some seedlings that are doing good, but probably a few more years before they can be planted.
Steve
Wish I could find Trachy's locally here, do have some seedlings that are doing good, but probably a few more years before they can be planted.
Steve
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I never cut off fronds on a t. fortunei unless it is brown. If you want a nice thick trunk don't cut them off.
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