Supergene Palm Trees, Anyone?
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This thread is a Q&A discussion initiated by a farmer (mcdokwe) seeking Super Gene palm seedlings, which evolved into a knowledge-sharing session about planting techniques, costs, and logistics. The page features practical agricultural advice regarding spacing, protective measures against animals, and the impact of erratic rainfall on planting schedules, alongside several users offering seedlings for sale.
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Prices:
palm_seedlings: NGN2500.0 (Nonet farms, Ngwo Enugu state)palm_seedlings: NGN2800.0 (Nonet farms, Ngwo Enugu state)wire_mesh: NGN5000.0 (Enugu to Umuahia transport context)
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“From what I was told, fruiting starts at second year after transplanting, it is popularly known as Malaysian palm and is acclaimed to produce between 30 to 32 bunches at a go.”
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“The break in rainfall has made it impossible so far.”
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“Super gene minimum spacing should be minimum 8.5m by 8.5m, as far as I know and as advised by the Malaysian company thats sells me the seeds.”
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Unclassified: The thread includes a brief interaction where one user offers to mentor another, though this does not fit the primary agricultural discussion themes.