Anonymous #1 7w

I live in Southern California but do research there are many palms that can grow in colder areas if you are in them 🙏

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Anonymous OP 6w

Oh me too!

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Anonymous #1 6w

I love the sheer variety of trees that people plant here

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Anonymous OP 2d

If you live in socal why are you planting this? They are environmentally detrimental and act as weeds

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Anonymous noctiluca 2d

Where does it say they are detrimental and act as weeds lma

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Anonymous OP 2d

https://www.sdhortnews.org/post/going-wild-with-natives-palms-no-native-trees-yes even if there was no research, it is common snese to not plant nonnatives especially in an area already affected by invasive flora

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Anonymous noctiluca 1d

First of all the link doesn’t work and secondly just because a plant is non native doesn’t mean it’s invasive the are 2 very different things that is the real common sense

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Anonymous OP 1d

Why risk it? Funny how you pull excuses out your ass just to feel like you’re right

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Anonymous OP 1d

And the link does work you donkey

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Anonymous noctiluca 1d

There is no risk especially with this species because it grows slowly like most other palms and is not even fruit for another 15 years also it requires warm humid conditions which is not SoCal the likelihood of it being invasive is little to none considering its cousin the queen palm is one of the most commonly planted palms in SoCal and is non invasive

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Anonymous OP 1d

It is considered potentially invasive, are you pulling your info out your ass??

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Anonymous OP 1d

And i know it is every where in socal, but it doesn’t mean you are gonna plant more what logic is that?? The horticulture and garden clubs here advise against it even in oc where its everywhere

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Anonymous noctiluca 1d

Where do you see this? You went from invasive to potentially invasive

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Anonymous noctiluca 1d

Not going in the wild or anywhere else but a pot in my yard the environment will be fine hopefully you will be too 😂

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Anonymous OP 1d

I nevr ince said invasive, i said detrimental which means potentially invasive because ist still not recognized by official agencies🫩

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