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mini coconut palm tree Jamaican / Malayan Dwarf Coconut Seed Cocos nucifera Tropical Palm Tree 2 Coconuts / Yes

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mini coconut palm tree Jamaican / Malayan Dwarf Coconut Seed Cocos nucifera Tropical Palm Tree 2 Coconuts / YesJamaican Malayan Dwarf Coconut Seed Cocos nucifera Tropical Palm Tree The Jamaican Malayan Dwarf coconut palm tree is a variety of dwarf coconut that has a skinny base and trunk all the way up to the base of the canopy. Dwarf refers to the size at which this cultivar will begin to produce coconuts, not the size it will ultimately achieve, though this variety is certainly small in stature on all accounts. Jamaican Dwarfs begin to produce coconuts at

Jamaican / Malayan Dwarf Coconut Seed Cocos nucifera Tropical Palm Tree

The Jamaican / Malayan Dwarf coconut palm tree is a variety of dwarf coconut that has a skinny base and trunk all the way up to the base of the canopy. “Dwarf” refers to the size at which this cultivar will begin to produce coconuts, not the size it will ultimately achieve, though this variety is certainly small in stature on all accounts. Jamaican Dwarfs begin to produce coconuts at approximately 2’-3’ of trunk whereas most other species will not produce until approximately 6’- 8’.

The Jamaican Dwarf’s resistance to the Lethal Yellowing disease is a characteristic that makes it one of the worlds important dwarf types. It’s a charming, attractive, small stature “Dwarf” coconut palm. Perfect for a tropical landscape where a beautiful, hearty, small, easy to reach coconut palm is called for or the ambitious container grower in northern climates trying to produce coconuts. 

 

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  • All seeds are from a proven viable source. All seeds are inspected and tested prior to dispatch. Germination rates are not quoted or guaranteed due to the use of various individual germination techniques. Typical germination rates provided on request.
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