Phoenix dactylifera from seed: 5–7 years to first fruit, 7–10 years for full harvest. Trees are dioecious—male and female needed. Female bears fruit. Commercial growers hand-pollinate (one male pollinates 90 females).
Plant in ground or large tubs, well-drained, amend with composted cow/horse manure. Your 23 plants (7–8 inch leaves after 2 years) may not be true P. dactylifera. Consult Sun Palm Trees and FAO date palm guide.
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