Coconuts (Cocos nucifera) have extensive root systems and hate confinement. A half-barrel often holds water at the bottom, causing root rot.
Long-term survival in a barrel is unlikely. Plan for eventual ground planting in a frost-free zone or accept as a temporary specimen.
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