Germination of Jubaea chilensis, the Chilean Wine palm

Jubaea chilensis is one of the most impressive palm species in existence. It is best known for the fact that it has the thickest trunk of any known palm species. Native to the foothills of the Andes Mountains in central Chile, this palm gets to a height of 6o feet, perhaps taller, and has an extremely thick, columnar trunk. #palm #exotic #palmtree #gardening #plants #MoserPalms

[@geriannroth449]

Great explanation on germination

[@geriannroth449]

What about using sand as a substrate cuz perlite is abit expensive here?

[@charlieduke6393]

Please give us an update

[@seanchristopherson9269]

When you put the wine palm seeds in the perlite do you place them eyes up or down?

[@alexanderlorenzana460]

Hola q tal saludos y bendiciones amigo excelente información una pregunta vendes semillas de palmeras

[@charlieduke6393]

My friend, I continue to have problems with mold and fungi on my chilensis seeds, I’ve soaked them in hydrogen peroxide, I’ve used copper based fungicides, a 10% bleach solution dip, Immunox fungicides, I’m trying to find some daconil I hope that will help, but do you have any suggestions

[@Alex_AA75878]

May i know could i buy it from where and the price ？