There izs a saying dont look at an indivisa or it will die. Meaning its near to impossible to grow in this country .

good advice from Karl and welcome to the forum Cameron .

catsanddogs

Hi Jan and welcome to the forum

Hello Mon24 and welcome to the forum

or you could type dasylirion into search{top right) and see if there are any answers there from previous posts.

Hi and welcome to the forum.I think you need to bemore specific on what advise you require and for what particular palm/s.

I agree with Eddie seems like wet damp i had it on a Trachycarpus that had next doors tree overhanging it causing constant damp/drips. Tree now gone and new fronds looking good. Oh and welcome to the forum

Thank you Charlie and Greville for your advice .

Anybody got any advicon how the roots of these should be planted. ie below soil and at what depth or with upper most part proud of soil.Many thanks

im wondering at what depth this should be planted as im sure i have seen some just halfway into the soil and half out is the norm or should be covered to a certain depth ?
Thank you

Karls right it depends on a lot of factors such as soil type weather etc .Make sure they dont dry out but dont waterlog them either .

Hi Angela and welcome. The lower leaves of cordy`s do naturally go yellow then browns and then you can pull them off or leave as you wish to allow them to die back and fall off themselves. This is what forms the trunk.But also can be sign of stress.Generally they dont transplant well from the ground...

My Castallonis bamboo is flowering and i know of two others flowering now also .Are there any more.Is it strange to have three all flowering at the same time

Jonty2
i would leave now and wait for shoot/s from base.Have a look under that ground cover it may have already started under there.