Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis) seeds germinate slowly (3–12 months). Use standard potting mix; “humus/peat mix” is not essential. Bottom heat (top of refrigerator) speeds germination.
Palms stay small if root-restricted in a container. Repot infrequently. Summer outdoors in bright light; bring in before frost. Expect slow growth; a 5-foot specimen takes many years.
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