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Pindo Palm Seed Propagation: Possible But Impractical

Seeds Germinate, But Slowly

Pindo palm (Butia capitata) seeds will sprout, but the seedling takes 5–10 years to reach landscape size. Nursery-grown plants are the only practical option.

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