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Dec 13, 2015 9:17 AM CST
Name: Tiffany purpleinopp
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The supposed seeds in my original pic of this discussion turned out to be a false alarm, (I realized later, after seeing some "good" ones develop.) However, this spring, pollination definitely occurred. Plants were able to get outside in mid-March, while blooming like crazy.

The result was 7 developing seeds, first noticed in May:


Which have finally ripened and been removed. So excited!! After watching nothing happen from the blooms for over 2 decades, finally, some real seeds! These look and feel (heavy for their size) like seeds I've harvested from other palms outside, though a bit smaller.
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