Great videos!😊 Finally someone is giving this beautiful plant some mutch needed attention!!😍 I live in Norway,and have the same climate/sone's as Canada,i am amazed at your palms,would love to see my fan palm this beautiful!!🤩 Thanks for your videos,keep them coming!!!🤩....i need them😄😄😄
Great video as always. While watching this video I was wondering if you could leave one of your smaller palm trees that are planted in containers out for this winter without any protection, just like kind of an experiment to see how it would survive the winter and if it would get any damage. I don’t know why, but I think that would be kinda interesting to see if it actually dies or not. What do you think?
Music Fan 2014 I can leave one outside but I guarantee you it will die it would’ve already died one night about two weeks ago especially in a container the roots will freeze. I will do some experiments to see how little protection they need in this next winter I will plant them in the spring to give them a better chance to route into the ground
Music Fan 2014 yes 100% better chance in the ground because the ground is way warmer than the air temperature. In a pot the routes will freeze and kill it for sure thanks bro 👍
Great video and great palms, James! Especially the watering procedure with letting them dry out inbetween...I have to try that. In the summer I keep them wet but your way seems more natural with better results. I grow washingtonias in south germany, and I'm thinking of putting my filibusta in the soil, it did his 3rd winter greatly in the pot and gets fairly big now. I grow other robustas in the pot and try out several types of soil now. The garden soil is clay which gets pretty soggy and lean in the depth...
Dear James Palms, I like the way you are growing the Washington Robusta from your residence somewhere in SW Ontario. I would love to see you take this palm tree especially to a larger scale and grow them in a greenhouse and then we can show people in SW Ontario how to grow this palm in their landscape without any extra planting details.. They are already growing successfully in a Vancouver, BC climate...
Thanks for your video,s I germinateed my seeds August 2019 and the have a similar grow rate in te Netherlands Keep up the good wurk greetz from holland
fryslân tropical fryslân awesome thanks so much for your comment bro I’ll keep making videos here in Canada I have to get to Holland one of these days to come check it out. 🤙
Great video. Really helpful information. One question: what's the lowest temperature a 5-6 year palm tree can tolerate? Can I let them outside for 3 months with an average 0 to -5 C degrees?
@@ahmedalmaghribi265 some big box stores if not I would think Charleston nursery would definitely have some or if you feel like driving to Florida you can get any size by the hundreds
But you didnt show us the seeds....you showed us the seedlings...i have these all over my yard and they decide where to live...usually in the cracks in the cement...i would like to be the boss of them and put the seeds in a pot but frankly im not sure what the seeds look like...little tiny round black balls or bigger green marble size balls...m
I didnt mean to post yet....the tree that most of the offspring are from is about 70 feet tall and i cant really pluck the seeds off when i want to....they blow off and you just find the single blade of grass looking baby and they refuse to grow where i put them...i thought maybe if i saw the seeds be planted i would recognize them and i would try to find them in the grass under the tree and plant them in pots....its a stupid problem but i like those much better than serious problems
Trrue lol Yeah it’s definitely better if you were local I’m not sure exactly how to do it but if you want me to try to bear route them and send them to you I can try
Kim Wasley LOL sorry bro that’s my baby I have some others in a smaller size I can let you have for sure you can buy like over 100 from me if you want I have tons
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Great videos!😊 Finally someone is giving this beautiful plant some mutch needed attention!!😍 I live in Norway,and have the same climate/sone's as Canada,i am amazed at your palms,would love to see my fan palm this beautiful!!🤩 Thanks for your videos,keep them coming!!!🤩....i need them😄😄😄
I also have a Madagascar Palm,and this plant has its own personality 😄!! Do you have any tips on nutrition for this palm?!!
Great video as always. While watching this video I was wondering if you could leave one of your smaller palm trees that are planted in containers out for this winter without any protection, just like kind of an experiment to see how it would survive the winter and if it would get any damage. I don’t know why, but I think that would be kinda interesting to see if it actually dies or not. What do you think?
Music Fan 2014 I can leave one outside but I guarantee you it will die it would’ve already died one night about two weeks ago especially in a container the roots will freeze. I will do some experiments to see how little protection they need in this next winter I will plant them in the spring to give them a better chance to route into the ground
James palms ok thank you. I can’t wait to see that. So do they have a better chance of surviving the winter if they are planted in the ground?
Music Fan 2014 yes 100% better chance in the ground because the ground is way warmer than the air temperature. In a pot the routes will freeze and kill it for sure thanks bro 👍
Great video and great palms, James! Especially the watering procedure with letting them dry out inbetween...I have to try that. In the summer I keep them wet but your way seems more natural with better results. I grow washingtonias in south germany, and I'm thinking of putting my filibusta in the soil, it did his 3rd winter greatly in the pot and gets fairly big now. I grow other robustas in the pot and try out several types of soil now. The garden soil is clay which gets pretty soggy and lean in the depth...
Palm trees are my favorite trees
Me too thanks buddy
Dear James Palms, I like the way you are growing the Washington Robusta from your residence somewhere in SW Ontario. I would love to see you take this palm tree especially to a larger scale and grow them in a greenhouse and then we can show people in SW Ontario how to grow this palm in their landscape without any extra planting details.. They are already growing successfully in a Vancouver, BC climate...
Thanks for your video,s I germinateed my seeds August 2019 and the have a similar grow rate in te Netherlands
Keep up the good wurk greetz from holland
fryslân tropical fryslân awesome thanks so much for your comment bro I’ll keep making videos here in Canada I have to get to Holland one of these days to come check it out. 🤙
@@TheJames2929 I just make a new video on my channel of the growth of my palms 2018 until know
Great video. Really helpful information. One question: what's the lowest temperature a 5-6 year palm tree can tolerate? Can I let them outside for 3 months with an average 0 to -5 C degrees?
Hi James the Washingtonian is the same windmill or deferent ?
Do you get your seeds from FL or off your own Robustas?
Beautiful palm ☺️
Hi James, can I have them inside the house? What type of care the y would need?
Great video. Where did you order your seeds from?
Bettye's Cooking Channel thanks so much. I collected all of the seeds from the palms myself.
I have 15 Nedeel palms and 15 windmill palms. Where can I get the Washingtonia?
Where do you live?
Clayton NC
@@ahmedalmaghribi265 some big box stores if not I would think Charleston nursery would definitely have some or if you feel like driving to Florida you can get any size by the hundreds
@@ahmedalmaghribi265 common name is Mexican fan palm call around and ask for that most nurseries and garden centers should carry them
But you didnt show us the seeds....you showed us the seedlings...i have these all over my yard and they decide where to live...usually in the cracks in the cement...i would like to be the boss of them and put the seeds in a pot but frankly im not sure what the seeds look like...little tiny round black balls or bigger green marble size balls...m
I didnt mean to post yet....the tree that most of the offspring are from is about 70 feet tall and i cant really pluck the seeds off when i want to....they blow off and you just find the single blade of grass looking baby and they refuse to grow where i put them...i thought maybe if i saw the seeds be planted i would recognize them and i would try to find them in the grass under the tree and plant them in pots....its a stupid problem but i like those much better than serious problems
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Do you sell some bro?
Trrue lol yes I will sell some to people who want them
I'm interested
Only problem is that I live in Europe
Trrue lol Yeah it’s definitely better if you were local I’m not sure exactly how to do it but if you want me to try to bear route them and send them to you I can try
Ok that will work. We can at least try right?
sell me the big one!!!!
Kim Wasley LOL sorry bro that’s my baby I have some others in a smaller size I can let you have for sure you can buy like over 100 from me if you want I have tons
Speak louder.
Get to the point already