Quick Palm Collection Update & DIY Soil Mix Experiment

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  • Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
  • Just a quick update on the palm collection now that the weather is cooperating. Plus, my experiment with DIY palm soil mix.
    Thank you for watching!

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  • @Yellowbellytropics
    @Yellowbellytropics Рік тому +2

    Looking good, that must of taken awhile repotting all those

    • @zonehardypalms1188
      @zonehardypalms1188  Рік тому +1

      Thanks! Had some help, so it went pretty fast. Pulling the roots apart after being in the same pot together was a different story 😂

  • @buggermuffinsmoo
    @buggermuffinsmoo Рік тому +1

    Those sabals really do great for you, I’m in Atlanta and have 4 large potted sabal palmettos as well, I’ll post some videos on them this summer

    • @zonehardypalms1188
      @zonehardypalms1188  Рік тому +1

      They like the climate here. Lost a few, but they seem to tolerate the winters here better than some of the other palms I’m growing.

  • @indypalms
    @indypalms Рік тому +1

    Nice!

  • @alexlalonde4190
    @alexlalonde4190 Рік тому +1

    You're in for a long haul with those repens....😂😂 I've started a 100 or so Bermunada do they prefer sun or shade?
    Thanks.

    • @zonehardypalms1188
      @zonehardypalms1188  Рік тому

      Haha, yeah so far only two of the Repens have sprouted. They are ridiculously slow. The Bermudana mother palm that my seedlings are from was in a fairly shaded area with only some limited evening sun and looked very healthy, so I think they will do ok with part sun if need be.

  • @nickbouwhuis4887
    @nickbouwhuis4887 Рік тому

    Looking good! I have some washingtonia filifera seedlings working in their 2nd leave. Can they handle direct sunlight at this stage, or do I need to keep them in a shady area?
    Thanks in advance!

    • @zonehardypalms1188
      @zonehardypalms1188  Рік тому

      Thank you! I’ve kept these in full sun the whole time. They will need more frequent watering during hotter weather if they’re in a pot, but full sun will work fine for them.