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Advice for Cocos Nucifera


xoRudy

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Good evening,  I was shopping at my local Home Depot today and ran into these two beautiful Coconut Palm trees. They were 39 Dollars (plus 10 percent military discount) each so I snagged both of them. I got them for a couple reasons, I've never seen Cocos here in Arizona so my excitement was high, they were cheap, and I know that if things don't go well I can refund them. Now that I have them, what should be my best plan of attack to have them survive in the heat/cold of Arizona. I know that these palms can be a huge pain to grow, is there any hope? Keep them indoor for a bit until summer is over and then transition them to outside, From there give part time sun? Need help ladies and gentlemen. 

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2 hours ago, xoRudy said:

Good evening,  I was shopping at my local Home Depot today and ran into these two beautiful Coconut Palm trees. They were 39 Dollars (plus 10 percent military discount) each so I snagged both of them. I got them for a couple reasons, I've never seen Cocos here in Arizona so my excitement was high, they were cheap, and I know that if things don't go well I can refund them. Now that I have them, what should be my best plan of attack to have them survive in the heat/cold of Arizona. I know that these palms can be a huge pain to grow, is there any hope? Keep them indoor for a bit until summer is over and then transition them to outside, From there give part time sun? Need help ladies and gentlemen. 

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I'll let some local folks guide you on how best to handle your summers and winters. I would advise though to acclimate via part shade given how hot your sun is. They thrive in wetter soils from my experience. Good luck!

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Hi there,

congrats to your new palms!

You should be in safe hands here since there is a great Arizona community here on palmtalk

with great knowledge and experience. I think there is at least one active member with a

well doing outdoor coconut palm - so no worries, you are at the right place.

best regards from Okinawa 

Lars

 

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Keep the receipt ;)

good luck. Lots of sun. Lots of water. Can’t overwater it ifs in good draining dirt/sand. 

just remember: HD wont give you a refund without the original receipt. 

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24 minutes ago, Oviedo_z10b_lol said:

Keep the receipt ;)

good luck. Lots of sun. Lots of water. Can’t overwater it ifs in good draining dirt/sand. 

just remember: HD wont give you a refund without the original receipt. 

Love HD, that’s one of the reasons I bought the palm! 

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Enjoy them inside or under a covered patio.Don't think they will survive in the ground at your location.

 

aztropic

Mesa,Arizona

Mesa, Arizona

 

Temps between 29F and 115F each year

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20 minutes ago, aztropic said:

Enjoy them inside or under a covered patio.Don't think they will survive in the ground at your location.

 

aztropic

Mesa,Arizona

Thanks for breaking my heart! 

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