Dwarf Pygmy Date Palm Tree Seeds (Phoenix roebelinii) Great Indoor Houseplant

Description: Dwarf Pygmy Baby Date Palm Seeds Phoenix roebelinii Gardeners seeking a palm tree specimen to accent the garden or home will want to know how to grow the pygmy date palm tree. Pygmy palm growing is relatively simple given suitable conditions, though pruning pygmy palm trees is sometimes necessary to keep its growth manageable, especially in smaller settings. Pygmy palm growing is used in a variety of interior settings and commercial plantings due to its graceful form and height of 6 feet. Pygmy Date Palm tree is a subtropical spreading palm that grows to 6.5 feet high and 5 feet wide. As an indoor plant, it will probably reach 5-6 feet tall. It has fine leaves, an attractive trunk and is suitable for using indoors in cooler climates. The drupes are produced on female plants and are edible. Pygmy Date Germination:1) Soak in warm water for 72 hours, changing water daily.2) Fill a 4" pot with 1/2 Vermiculite & 1/2 Coconut Fibers. Drizzle water onto the mixture until it feels completely saturated in the top 2 inches. Do not press or firm the growing mixture because this impairs the drainage ability of the mix.3) Use a heated propagator to keep the temperature at 80 F during the day, dropping to 75 F at night.4) Plant 3/4" deep & Spread a thin layer of medium-grit sand across the surface of the soil to prevent algae growth and to help regulate moisture loss and temperature. Make the sand layer no thicker than 1 centimeter.5) Keep under a very bright light.6) Keep damp with a spray bottle to keep the soil loose. Allow the top inch to dry out completely between watering to prevent moisture buildup; soggy soil can cause the seed to rot.7) Watch for sprouting in 30 days, but don't be alarmed if it takes up to three months for the pygmy date palm seed to sprout. Remove the pot from the heating pad once the seed germinates. Water the seedling daily to a depth of 1/4-inch for the first week after sprouting. Germinación de dátiles pigmeos:1) Remojar en agua tibia durante 72 horas, cambiando el agua diariamente.2) Llene una maceta de 4" con 1/2 de vermiculita y 1/2 de fibras de coco. Rocíe agua sobre la mezcla hasta que se sienta completamente saturada en las 2 pulgadas superiores. No presione ni afirme la mezcla de cultivo porque esto perjudica la capacidad de drenaje de la mezcla.3) Use un propagador calentado para mantener la temperatura a 80 F durante el día, bajando a 75 F por la noche.4) Plante a 3/4" de profundidad y esparza una capa delgada de arena de grano medio sobre la superficie del suelo para evitar el crecimiento de algas y para ayudar a regular la pérdida de humedad y la temperatura. Haga que la capa de arena no sea más gruesa que 1 centímetro.5) Manténgala bajo una luz muy brillante.6) Manténgala húmeda con una botella rociadora para mantener la tierra suelta. Deje que la pulgada superior se seque completamente entre riegos para evitar la acumulación de humedad; la tierra empapada puede hacer que la semilla se pudra.7) Observa si brotan en 30 días, pero no te alarmes si la semilla de la palmera datilera pigmea tarda hasta tres meses en brotar. Retira la macetade la almohadilla térmica una vez que la semilla germine. Riega la plántula a diario hasta una profundidad de 1/4 de pulgada durante la primera semana después de la brotación.

Price: 7.95 USD

Location: Lincolnton, North Carolina

End Time: 2025-01-04T00:52:46.000Z

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