@@plantking1655 i request you to make a video about recognising various varieties of coconut (can include which coconut plants u r having). Thanks a lot for your support
Extensive, they don't do well In hurricanes and the root system can be massive, I had one for 4 years and digging it out is a pain. If you plant them I'd say 15 to 20ft away from the foundation of your house would be recommended
I got even more recently I got some kerriodoxa elegans, am attalea phalerata, satakentia liukiuensis, livistona saribus, livistona chinensis ect. I even got a cycad but that won't be here till later this month. Got a bad feeling that my palms may not be around much longer tho the spread of thielaviopsis paradoxa around the neighborhood is looking grim.
I bought a Coastal Redwood from Amazon (medium size) and it should be here in a week! I’m currently growing 3 Dawn Redwoods and 3 Giant Sequoias that are the size of the tree in this video 😊
Well the tree stump is massive pain to get out and it was burning up in the summer heat think the pot was overheating the fronds burned up quickly I wasn't gonna have the stump out quick enough so I gave to a buddy of mine he has it in the ground doing well
The Jamaican tall looks great. I believe they are among the hardiest coconuts like Panama tall. I'm growing panama tall in palm springs, ca. Mine is doing really well.
No between me and my father we decided to take it down it was already leaning and alot of the tree was missing after after the hurricane so rn its just a stump debating on what I wanna plant there for a nice new tree
Probably the right thing to do with how close it was to the house - could fall on it. Was fun while it lasted! I am in my 3rd year of the rainbow eucalyptus and the size is starting to scare me a bit... a fall/break certainly would be a big deal!@@plantking1655
Great video, Nice palms! I have a regular coco nut palm. Actually its my 3rd one. I live in Zone 11a Los Angeles USA and that's even too cold and wet for them to live. Winter nights can dip into the mid and lower 40s. They cant handle being both wet and cold. Now I keep it in a heated greenhouse over the winter that stays over 60 degrees.
those seedling are looking great, I got back from an overseas trip today and was happy to see my coconut palm had not just survived but had grown, while I was away. I plan on planting it in a protected region of my yard in the spring of 2025
@@plantking1655 on the border between 9b and 10a last time I checked so we get about some frosts on a bad year but most years we actually don't get frosts due to my area being near the Atlantic I assume, by bad year i mean we had just 2 nights with frost over the winter
Maybe you should get a small greenhouse and put the little coconuts in. I wouldn't limit myself to just coconuts, maybe plant other stuff, you have so many options over there. I hope that winter doesn't get too cold for your coconuts!
I honestly couldn't pinpoint what the cause was its been a odd year for many growers lots of bad things happening growing season has been pretty bad with pest and disease etc.
@@plantking1655 dang I'm sorry to hear that. And I'm sorry to hear about the disease that's also going around and killing palm trees. Someone needs to create something to stop that. I bet they would make a lot of money for a product like that.
