PalmsNorth.com

Those are great links, but often get lost in my other bookmarks.
Wealth of information.

Will post some new pics soon of other cycads progress.
The D.spinulosum continues to win the race at my house.

Thanks!
Barb

Started from seed last year, these Cycas debaoensis spent summer outdoors in mostly shade.
The wavy leaves are slow to develop.

Here are two:



The caudex on this Zamia vasquezii nearly doubled in size this summer:


Barb

Nice Barb

Thanks Jim.

Mine don't yet look like this C.debaoensis...it's a stunner!
http://images.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=h ... l%26sa%3DG

Barb

Man I really need to start growing some rare stuff from seeds. Nice job!

Bill

Wasn't that website picture breathtaking?

Yup, seeds are satisfying...and frustrating.

If I can germinate and keep alive 5 plants from 10 seeds of C.debaoensis, anybody can.

None of my $$ seeds of 5 palm varieties made it. Nada.
I don't have the patience to wait a year or more.

Barb

Nice work Barb, those have done well under your care


Steve

Thanks Steve.
Cycads certainly give me a sense of accomplishment.
Barb

Barb,

Your Zamia vasquezii has put on some nice growth! It will probably triple in size next year

Here's some before & after photos of mine.


April 2007,




Current,







Still have some Cycas sp. "Wilailak" sending up new fronds,








Steve

Cool pics.
That coning pic is incredible.
Thanks!
Barb

I recycle all my old germination media to use with orchids, noticed a Zamia has popped up in this basket!








Steve

Excellent!
How exciting.

I did that too, Steve.
Couldn't stand the thought of throwing out $$$ seeds that didn't pop.

So now I peer at all my container plants...waiting for a Bizzie to pop up.

Barb