Thank you so much for this video. It is very informative and easy to watch. Somebody threw out a perfectly good palm and I took it~ I feel prepared to care for my new baby.
The video was clear, and very precise.. It was just what I needed. I was blessed yesterday with 3 huge palms and I was not sure of the soil mix to repot. Thank you..
This video was a great help to me, it gave me just the information I needed to transplant my palms to a larger containers, fingers crossed they continue to flourish. Thanks.
I love the use of old plastic ours for modern day crocks ( old broken terracotta pots) great reuse of a problematic none recyclables. Plus, love the gardening in bare feet, cute. 😅
Since you said windmill palm hardy 10 below zero my die from that too cold they can survive cold winter with protection without it short term live cold winter and only work warmer winter and dry cold with o degrees and 10 below zero in new Mexico and they grow many palms in Albuquerque new Mexico because is much warmer than my ave in Colorado springs and grand junction co have windmill palms leave always truly in dry cold o degrees and grow back. My true cold hardy palms for 10 below zero is sabal minor and Louisiana is needle palm and sabal mccurtain. Washingtonia filifera and filibusta can survive 10 below zero with dry cold and leaves froze and grow back fast. I will try my washingtonia palms in my yard next year and hopefully big enough for winter protection til they get trunk and see what happens next after too big to handle and grow fast and out grow winter protection. Windmill palm is slower Easter to keep them alive with winter protection and keep them dry. Humidity cold and ice can kill windmill palm now always survive humidity cold. I live in dry air climate. More chance to have my palms to live in winter. Because when they tell you windmill palm live 10 below people thought it can live but now always. Live and learn. And ground from kill palms roots they can die keep ground warm they live from use mulch and cover in winter. And near my house wall ground stay warm yearound.
I have just pulled one of these (trachycarpus fortunei )from beneath my hedge. To my knowledge it ha been horizontal since we purchased the house 5 years ago. It is around 8 feet long with several leaf fans. The plant has been laying sideways along the ground beneath the hedge. We decided to pull it out to see if we could erect it in the garden. When it was finally dragged out we found that it has obviously been cut down as at the base is basically a trunk about 9 inches in diameter, no roots, just a sawn through trunk. The plant appears healthy with about a dozen fan like leaves. I assume it's been getting its nutrients from the main trunk being in contact with the ground as it has no apparent roots? Should we just dig a hole and put it in, or should we shorten the trunk a little first?
Hi. Thanks I enjoyed your video on planting on palms. I am a novice gardener and have been given 2 large off shoots from a Cornish palm. Should I pot them in the same way? They are about 4-5 ft tall each. Thanks Gill
Hi Jack, I have one of the fan palms which I bought 5 years ago and potted it up in a rustic iron clay pot which has a diameter of about 40 cm the palm itself is approx 2ft 6” tall from the soil to the top frond but most of the fronds are now yellow although new ones come through green to start with. When watering it the water runs virtually straight through and out the bottom. Can you tell me why I am not getting lush green fronds any more? Many thanks Angela (Fareham, Hampshire)
Hey Angela! This sounds as though it needs a really good feed, and needs a bigger pot. If the water is continually running out the bottom, the roots have taken over completely and it needs more space to thrive! Hope this helps!
Thank you; very helpful. I’m having a hard time understanding the soil additive you mentioned...to a yank it sounds like “dry-in #3” or “giant #3” what is that? Looks like a sand mixture. Also, how do you tell if the soil needs water with the gravel on top without disturbing the gravel?
It’s John Innes No 3 which is just a brand make here in uk of a light nutrient rich sandy soil type, used for potting. But if you’re not in Uk you should substitute it with a mix of any garden gritty sand and any general potting compost (50//50) and add some perlite if you have it for extra drainage but not essential. Basically you want a nutrient rich gritty soil for your palm.
We have one of these palms but it's been in a corner for years neglected. Dragged if out yesterday and it's thrived! Looks like it's growing 5/6 new well established plants around it's base
Hi Jack, I'm in California, USA. When planting in the ground, can I add sand to the soil to allow for better drainage? Do you have any suggestions. I'm planting Queen Palm and King Palms. Thank You.
Thank you very much for replying so promptly. I am about to repot for the first time ( a cutting I took some years ago from a friend’s huge palm) so will follow your advice!
Really nicely done video was very clear have subscribed 👌 I have a palm tree but only small however all the leaves have gone a light brown colour I have re potted and ordered some palm booster any other tips? Some say put in direct sunlight some say don’t really confused
It's actually a trachycarpus wagnarianus and there is actually a lot of debate over whether or not it is a type of fortunei or not, you can tell by the way that the leaves are very compact and sturdy unlike normal fortunei.
Hi Philip! Does a T. Wagnerianus need drainage when planted in a backyard directly into the ground? I planted it in the backyard and then I start reading about it. LOL New leaves grow, but they are not dark green, and the old leaves are yellow-green. It' about 20 inches big palm with leaves. Some advice??
V8AmericanMuscleCar most palms like to be well drained. As long as it isn’t in a low spot and water isn’t pooling around the trunk it should be fine. If drainage is an issue for you and it’s roots are always wet, you may want to dig up the palm and raise up the area the palm is in (3 foot radius) and replant with a good draining mix.
@@victoriavisscher8239 thanks. The surface dries quickly and what's down around the roots can't be sure. Water doesn't remains on the surface and when I water it, the water is not retained. So I don't know, maybe leave it as it is... 😬
Dear sir nice to watch your video on palm trees I'm going to repot my own palm trees up soon they have a girth of about 10 to 12 inches and being 2.5 to 3 m high I'm going to put them in 80 L pots so with your information and others I will give it a try and see how I get on, nice to see the garden of another palm lover awaiting your future videos thank you
Good video . I need a bit of advice if you can help . Two months ago I planted a healthy four foot canary phoenix palm . Being an amateur , when watering some shrubs and bedding plants I also gave the palm plenty of water . Now when I water I water heavily . To my dismay the palm has stared to seriously wilt on all outer branches . Can this be saved , potted up and should I remove withered outer branches . Any help would be really appreciated as the wife is going up the wall . Thanks in anticipation .
Good information thanks I bought last now I'm going transfer in pot can you please write down which fertiliser for this plant and how much need and when thanks
Thank you for the video Jack very informative :) I've just bought two Trachycarpus Fortunei for outside and two Phoenix Canariensis for indoors so looking forward to repotting them and getting them in place :)
Dear jack nice to see your video, I am hoping to repot some 18 months old palms that I got from the mother tree what is the best time of year to report these palms. Apart from using compost sometimes I do not use any Industriali made chemicals on the garden, I make worm cast and usually add a bit of grit or some stones I also make my own potash by burning a lot of tweaks which have the cambium layer on them which apparently makes good potash what do you think about what I want to do your experience would be well appreciated Sam.
I have one of these palms and have had for many years. I would like to move house and take it with me. Im in Essex Uk and hope to be able to do this. Will it survive if I put it in extra large pot this year. What month should I do this? As I don't want to lose it its about 8-10 foot high
Hi Jack, Further to my previous reply, at the moment my palm is potted in an iron clay pot which is extremely heavy and there is a lip around the top and it then bulges out below the rim therefore it is going to be really difficult to get it out so no way can we just tip it up and knock off the pot ☹️ Any ideas please?
Top dress with fresh compost, then feed weekly during the growing season with a good, high nitrogen palm food - also ensure regular watering is carried it (though take care not to waterlog!). You wouldn’t normally feed this frequently, however with such a small about of soil remaining this will help keep the palm happy!
Hi, Jack, you said you are mixing the multi-purpose compost with something else, more fertile. What is the name of this second type of compost? I live in the UK. Many thanks.
Jack, in your example how much bigger would the palm grow in that size pot? I want a statement palm on my new patio which is a real sun trap. I’m hoping to have a 6ft + size palm. Also, how often would I have to re pot it if at all?
Hi Jack. Another interesting video; thanks for making and sharing. I too love palms and am lucky that here in south-west Cornwall we have a wide range of them growing all over the place. I also like the Australian tree ferns and I have one in my garden. It's only about 6' high but the fronds are at least 5' long too so it looks lovely. I look forward to your next video :)
Thanks for the video, everything is clear...only question I have is...do you think these kind of palms can also witstand a lot of wind? I am planting them on my terrace.
just got 4 out 10 Trachycarpus fortunei palm seeds to germinate, and they are about 4 inches high , I was wondering how to ,or if I should transplant them ?
+Krisztián Mohácsi Glad you enjoyed it! Yes the white stones do look pretty nice on there, but they also help to retain moisture and suppress weeds! Thanks for watching!
Gloria - just incase you didnt know? You can either follow the transcript on the video. Click on the little down arrow just below the image screen bottom right hand side. Click on follow transcript. You will be able to read everything that is said and you will be able to read any plant names he mentions. You can also turn on the subtitles by clicking on CC at the bottom of the image screen - hover over the bottom and it should come up? If it doesnt show there? Click on settings - playback and performance - always show captions. Hope that helps🙂
Hi Jack , I'm struggling to Identify a fan palm that grew from seed in my garden. I live in the south of Spain where the streets are surrounded in palm trees of multiple types so not sure where my seed came from . characteristics are : single trunk, flat fan leaves , quick growth (13 leaves and about 3 feet tall in 18months) ,spikes on stems, approx 30 thick leathery leaflets per leaf each with fibrous hairy edges , bright green on both sides - any Ideas ??? Gracias
Made of what? Plastic? It will keep it dry which can help. Other than that not very effective. You need to get frost cloth and some old Christmas lights to protect it properly.
Thanks for this. Would you recommend the same process for potting on a Canary Island Palm? I bought one recently that looks too big for its pot, although it's too small to keep outside all year. I was thinking I could put it into a bigger pot and bring it into the house over the winter until it gets a bit bigger. Would it cope okay with the change in temperature from outdoors (in Scotland) to indoors?
Please spell out the two types of soil you used during the transplant, My ears could not pick up exactly what you said, I would like to use exactly what you used please. Thank you!
Coconut palms, while lovely, are not suitable for planting outside in the UK - certainly not in Scotland as it’s far far too cold and the plant will be killed by frost! Sorry - best keep it inside 😊
Hi we brought a palm and in haste planted prior to potting. It's been in the ground 6 weeks. Should we take it out and pot it or leave be. Just put it in garden and that's it. Can any one advise please . Than You. Cliff
Hi im new to the planting thing and i have a palm. i had it for about two weeks and its dying. i have no idea what to do for it at this time. i watered it and it is in a well draining pot. the leaves have turned yellow and brown and they have shriveled up please help me?
Help! I’m watching from the United States and don’t know what the product is that sounds like “John ins”???? It’s some sort of soil additive or compost. If anyone can help, please let me know! Thanks.
Hi I have a plant it's about the same size as yours could I keep in a pot permanently because I have a small garden??? Would that stop it to grow in to a 20m tree which I don't want thanks.
Thank you so much for this video. It is very informative and easy to watch. Somebody threw out a perfectly good palm and I took it~ I feel prepared to care for my new baby.
The video was clear, and very precise..
It was just what I needed.
I was blessed yesterday with 3 huge palms and I was not sure of the soil mix to repot.
Thank you..
This video was a great help to me, it gave me just the information I needed to transplant my palms to a larger containers, fingers crossed they continue to flourish. Thanks.
Thanks for your advice, I have a small garden with not much room and mostly paving
great information as I'm just about to repot on ours. Will go to the local garden centre first for the right soils. Thank you
I love the use of old plastic ours for modern day crocks ( old broken terracotta pots) great reuse of a problematic none recyclables.
Plus, love the gardening in bare feet, cute. 😅
Great video. Can you please share more information on Palms? Eg types that are good in UK thanks
Good to see there are some growable palms for you poms.......from Australia.
I have many!! And they all look fab, lasting outside all year round!
Since you said windmill palm hardy 10 below zero my die from that too cold they can survive cold winter with protection without it short term live cold winter and only work warmer winter and dry cold with o degrees and 10 below zero in new Mexico and they grow many palms in Albuquerque new Mexico because is much warmer than my ave in Colorado springs and grand junction co have windmill palms leave always truly in dry cold o degrees and grow back. My true cold hardy palms for 10 below zero is sabal minor and Louisiana is needle palm and sabal mccurtain. Washingtonia filifera and filibusta can survive 10 below zero with dry cold and leaves froze and grow back fast. I will try my washingtonia palms in my yard next year and hopefully big enough for winter protection til they get trunk and see what happens next after too big to handle and grow fast and out grow winter protection. Windmill palm is slower Easter to keep them alive with winter protection and keep them dry. Humidity cold and ice can kill windmill palm now always survive humidity cold. I live in dry air climate. More chance to have my palms to live in winter. Because when they tell you windmill palm live 10 below people thought it can live but now always. Live and learn. And ground from kill palms roots they can die keep ground warm they live from use mulch and cover in winter. And near my house wall ground stay warm yearound.
Thanks for that. I was going transfer my palm now. So I will leave it till the spring now.
Very informative as have a palm to pot up soon thank you
Thank you! 🙏 Collected the necessities at the garden center and going for it tomorrow.
Very well done video, beautiful plants
I have just pulled one of these (trachycarpus fortunei )from beneath my hedge. To my knowledge it ha been horizontal since we purchased the house 5 years ago. It is around 8 feet long with several leaf fans. The plant has been laying sideways along the ground beneath the hedge. We decided to pull it out to see if we could erect it in the garden. When it was finally dragged out we found that it has obviously been cut down as at the base is basically a trunk about 9 inches in diameter, no roots, just a sawn through trunk. The plant appears healthy with about a dozen fan like leaves. I assume it's been getting its nutrients from the main trunk being in contact with the ground as it has no apparent roots? Should we just dig a hole and put it in, or should we shorten the trunk a little first?
Lots of useful information. Can you do a video for Jubaea Chilensis?
What a fantastic video 👍 thank you so much 🏝
Your Exotics are Amazing 🌴
Hi. Thanks I enjoyed your video on planting on palms. I am a novice gardener and have been given 2 large off shoots from a Cornish palm. Should I pot them in the same way? They are about 4-5 ft tall each. Thanks Gill
Hi Jack, I have one of the fan palms which I bought 5 years ago and potted it up in a rustic iron clay pot which has a diameter of about 40 cm the palm itself is approx 2ft 6” tall from the soil to the top frond but most of the fronds are now yellow although new ones come through green to start with. When watering it the water runs virtually straight through and out the bottom. Can you tell me why I am not getting lush green fronds any more? Many thanks Angela (Fareham, Hampshire)
Hey Angela! This sounds as though it needs a really good feed, and needs a bigger pot. If the water is continually running out the bottom, the roots have taken over completely and it needs more space to thrive! Hope this helps!
Great thanks I will try repotting as suggested and I have also purchased some fern and palm feed so will add some of that too and see what happens 😃
Thank you; very helpful. I’m having a hard time understanding the soil additive you mentioned...to a yank it sounds like “dry-in #3” or “giant #3” what is that? Looks like a sand mixture. Also, how do you tell if the soil needs water with the gravel on top without disturbing the gravel?
He used a brand called John Inn No 3 which I think you only get it in UK
John Inn No 3
It’s John Innes No 3 which is just a brand make here in uk of a light nutrient rich sandy soil type, used for potting. But if you’re not in Uk you should substitute it with a mix of any garden gritty sand and any general potting compost (50//50) and add some perlite if you have it for extra drainage but not essential. Basically you want a nutrient rich gritty soil for your palm.
We have one of these palms but it's been in a corner for years neglected. Dragged if out yesterday and it's thrived! Looks like it's growing 5/6 new well established plants around it's base
Excellent well presented video
Hi Jack , Nice Video , thank you ....Whats the make of palm fertilizer please?
Hi Jack,
I'm in California, USA. When planting in the ground, can I add sand to the soil to allow for better drainage? Do you have any suggestions. I'm planting Queen Palm and King Palms. Thank You.
Great video jack,
Alot of useful information.
Keep up the good work! 👍
Thank you very much for replying so promptly. I am about to repot for the first time ( a cutting I took some years ago from a friend’s huge palm) so will follow your advice!
Really nicely done video was very clear have subscribed 👌 I have a palm tree but only small however all the leaves have gone a light brown colour I have re potted and ordered some palm booster any other tips? Some say put in direct sunlight some say don’t really confused
When would you relocate a palm in the garden ? I’m in the NE of England. Thanks
Good easy instructions to follow.
Looks great. Can I also add bonemeal to the mixture and if so how much?
It's actually a trachycarpus wagnarianus and there is actually a lot of debate over whether or not it is a type of fortunei or not, you can tell by the way that the leaves are very compact and sturdy unlike normal fortunei.
Hi Philip!
Does a T. Wagnerianus need drainage when planted in a backyard directly into the ground? I planted it in the backyard and then I start reading about it. LOL New leaves grow, but they are not dark green, and the old leaves are yellow-green. It' about 20 inches big palm with leaves. Some advice??
V8AmericanMuscleCar most palms like to be well drained. As long as it isn’t in a low spot and water isn’t pooling around the trunk it should be fine. If drainage is an issue for you and it’s roots are always wet, you may want to dig up the palm and raise up the area the palm is in (3 foot radius) and replant with a good draining mix.
@@victoriavisscher8239 thanks. The surface dries quickly and what's down around the roots can't be sure. Water doesn't remains on the surface and when I water it, the water is not retained. So I don't know, maybe leave it as it is... 😬
Very informative 👌🏾 keep up the good work
Great info, thanks so much!! Can't wait to get potting now
Dear sir nice to watch your video on palm trees I'm going to repot my own palm trees up soon they have a girth of about 10 to 12 inches and being 2.5 to 3 m high I'm going to put them in 80 L pots so with your information and others I will give it a try and see how I get on, nice to see the garden of another palm lover awaiting your future videos thank you
Nice guide video, quick ask! i need to repot palm its in a 7ltr pot. What size pot be the best to grow in?
Good video . I need a bit of advice if you can help .
Two months ago I planted a healthy four foot canary phoenix palm . Being an amateur , when watering some shrubs and bedding plants I also gave the palm plenty of water . Now when I water I water heavily .
To my dismay the palm has stared to seriously wilt on all outer branches . Can this be saved , potted up and should I remove withered outer branches .
Any help would be really appreciated as the wife is going up the wall . Thanks in anticipation .
I live in michigan just got a baby palm from Florida I'm gonna keep the palm in the house. But I should let the plant drain even if its inside ?
Good information thanks I bought last now I'm going transfer in pot can you please write down which fertiliser for this plant and how much need and when thanks
Great job Jack, thanks for sharing. I'm about to start growing my first coco palm :)
+Nuray O'Connell Exciting! Please let me know how it goes!! :)
Whats the 5 year update?
Trachycarpus is a favorite and I have a bunch
Great post!
Thank you for the video Jack very informative :) I've just bought two Trachycarpus Fortunei for outside and two Phoenix Canariensis for indoors so looking forward to repotting them and getting them in place :)
Palms are just THE BEST!!!
Yes very much so
Which type of palm tree have fruits or all types
Great video thanks, are these suitable for a shade place outside?
How do i keep mine trimmed in my back garden?????? Canary island date palm tree? Please do a video
Dear jack nice to see your video, I am hoping to repot some 18 months old palms that I got from the mother
tree what is the best time of year to report these palms.
Apart from using compost sometimes I do not use any Industriali made chemicals on the garden, I make worm cast and usually add a bit of grit or some stones I also make my own potash by burning a lot of tweaks which have the cambium layer on them which apparently makes good potash what do you think about what I want to do your experience would be well appreciated Sam.
I have one of these palms and have had for many years. I would like to move house and take it with me. Im in Essex Uk and hope to be able to do this. Will it survive if I put it in extra large pot this year. What month should I do this? As I don't want to lose it its about 8-10 foot high
Awesome video
I have one year old palm tree in a pot. Planning to transplant in a garden bed. Winter temp can go up to -10 celcius in BC , Canada. Any advise pls
The success of it lasting through those harsh winters depends on the type of palm you have - do you have the name at all?
Trachycarpus fortunei
Trachycarpus can be hardy down to -15 however they need to be wrapped and fleeced during long periods of cold weather or the can really struggle!
Hi Jack, really great video. Clear instructions. please can you recommend where I can buy/swap palm seeds from for the Trachycarpus Fortunii ?
UK palm societies on Facebook.
Hi Jack,
Further to my previous reply, at the moment my palm is potted in an iron clay pot which is extremely heavy and there is a lip around the top and it then bulges out below the rim therefore it is going to be really difficult to get it out so no way can we just tip it up and knock off the pot ☹️
Any ideas please?
Top dress with fresh compost, then feed weekly during the growing season with a good, high nitrogen palm food - also ensure regular watering is carried it (though take care not to waterlog!). You wouldn’t normally feed this frequently, however with such a small about of soil remaining this will help keep the palm happy!
Is it possible to separate and plant any babies that start growing off the trunk?
Hi, Jack, you said you are mixing the multi-purpose compost with something else, more fertile. What is the name of this second type of compost? I live in the UK. Many thanks.
John Innes number 3.
Jack, in your example how much bigger would the palm grow in that size pot? I want a statement palm on my new patio which is a real sun trap. I’m hoping to have a 6ft + size palm. Also, how often would I have to re pot it if at all?
Great 👍 video thank you for sharing
Great Advice.👍
How much water do you put on, how often please.
hey there mate. whats the lowest temperature that the phoenix canariensis handles at ur place? also whered u get them?
What do you do about the white stones when you decide to plant the palm in your yard?
Just take them out and put them in a bucket of water and soap and you can reuse them
Thank you 👍👍
Hi Jack. My palm have fungus. What you recommend please? Thank you
enjoyed watching video. thanks
Hi Jack. Another interesting video; thanks for making and sharing. I too love palms and am lucky that here in south-west Cornwall we have a wide range of them growing all over the place. I also like the Australian tree ferns and I have one in my garden. It's only about 6' high but the fronds are at least 5' long too so it looks lovely.
I look forward to your next video :)
Thanks for the video, everything is clear...only question I have is...do you think these kind of palms can also witstand a lot of wind? I am planting them on my terrace.
Great video thank you Jack.
Can you give the NPK composition and information..?
Thank you greetings
just got 4 out 10 Trachycarpus fortunei palm seeds to germinate, and they are about 4 inches high , I was wondering how to ,or if I should transplant them ?
Can I use sea weed food for it as this has done wonders for all my other plants?
Do you have to use plastic pots or can you use clay pots
Great video. Thank You!
The white chipping stones just make it so nice.
+Krisztián Mohácsi Glad you enjoyed it! Yes the white stones do look pretty nice on there, but they also help to retain moisture and suppress weeds! Thanks for watching!
How to care for if I have this palm in door ? Thanks in advance ☺
I have hearing problem, would be nice to list the items you used? Would appreciate your response. I enjoyed your video. Thank you.
Gloria - just incase you didnt know? You can either follow the transcript on the video. Click on the little down arrow just below the image screen bottom right hand side. Click on follow transcript. You will be able to read everything that is said and you will be able to read any plant names he mentions. You can also turn on the subtitles by clicking on CC at the bottom of the image screen - hover over the bottom and it should come up?
If it doesnt show there? Click on settings - playback and performance - always show captions. Hope that helps🙂
My palm is desperate to be repotted but its mid November, is this OK to do and also what is the winter care for trachycarpus fortune? Thank you!
I just bought one of these and the garden centre advised John Innes No 2 to repot it. Should it be mixed with anything else?
If that mix drains well, that’s all you need. Optionally You could add perlite or pumice to make it drain faster.
Palms are my favs after cycads
Hi Jack , I'm struggling to Identify a fan palm that grew from seed in my garden. I live in the south of Spain where the streets are surrounded in palm trees of multiple types so not sure where my seed came from . characteristics are : single trunk, flat fan leaves , quick growth (13 leaves and about 3 feet tall in 18months) ,spikes on stems, approx 30 thick leathery leaflets per leaf each with fibrous hairy edges , bright green on both sides - any Ideas ??? Gracias
Washingtonia Robusta
What about if you repotting an indoor palm?
What kind of palm is the first one you planted?
im glad im not the only one who doesnt wear gloves when working. I like to feel everything lol clean up later!
Would Comfrey liquid feed be ok?
Is palm recommended for indoor?
Hi Jack. any advice on repotting a Washingtonia robusta? How well-drained does the soil need to be and what kind of ratio would you use etc?
I really enjoyed that thanks X I'm just about to buy my first Phoenix palms wish me luck
+Joe Harvey Thanks for watching! Phoenix palms are beautiful- and easy going too! A great first choice!
Can an everyday black bag be used to cover the palm from bad frost or snow, please?
Made of what? Plastic? It will keep it dry which can help. Other than that not very effective. You need to get frost cloth and some old Christmas lights to protect it properly.
When to water it is necessary?
Jack your a darling thanks 👍🏻 🙏🌹
Thanks for this. Would you recommend the same process for potting on a Canary Island Palm? I bought one recently that looks too big for its pot, although it's too small to keep outside all year. I was thinking I could put it into a bigger pot and bring it into the house over the winter until it gets a bit bigger. Would it cope okay with the change in temperature from outdoors (in Scotland) to indoors?
Please spell out the two types of soil you used during the transplant, My ears could not pick up exactly what you said, I would like to use exactly what you used please. Thank you!
+Scott W Stephenson Multipurpose compost, mixed with generous amounts of John Innes No.3 (Mature plant) Compost. :) Hope this helps!
Can you give me the names of other palms that do well in pots?
Is it safe for the rocks mixed in the soil?
I have a outdoor palm in front of the house what does it mean when the stem gets a light yellow?
Wonderful video enjoy watching, you've got to get the silver palm and cardboard palm if you don't have one already they're beautiful
Just received my coconut palm in the post. When I am able to plant it outside in my garden? I am in Aberdeen, Scotland.
Coconut palms, while lovely, are not suitable for planting outside in the UK - certainly not in Scotland as it’s far far too cold and the plant will be killed by frost! Sorry - best keep it inside 😊
Hi we brought a palm and in haste planted prior to potting. It's been in the ground 6 weeks. Should we take it out and pot it or leave be. Just put it in garden and that's it. Can any one advise please . Than You.
Cliff
What kind of well draining compost Jack? I'm deaf
Can you suggest an alternative to the John Innes' compost? Here in Germany they're not really big on growing palms.
Can you tell me what the palm fertiliser is?
Can I control the size of my washingtonia robusta by the size of the container ideally I would like to keep it about 9 foot
Hi Jack. How can I view your answers to the comments?
Hi im new to the planting thing and i have a palm. i had it for about two weeks and its dying. i have no idea what to do for it at this time. i watered it and it is in a well draining pot. the leaves have turned yellow and brown and they have shriveled up please help me?
I believe that’s a trachycarpus wagnerianus, the leaves are stiffer and smaller for the size of the palm
Help! I’m watching from the United States and don’t know what the product is that sounds like “John ins”???? It’s some sort of soil additive or compost. If anyone can help, please let me know! Thanks.
Hi I have a plant it's about the same size as yours could I keep in a pot permanently because I have a small garden??? Would that stop it to grow in to a 20m tree which I don't want thanks.