Can queen palm seed pods be used to grow new palms? How to start the process?
Seeds are viable only when fruit turns orange and falls naturally. Green seeds won't germinate.
Seedlings grow slowly. For landscape use, buying a 3-gallon nursery plant is far faster. But growing from seed is rewarding for hobbyists.
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