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Why Coconut Palm Trees?

Large, savory coconuts make the Coconut Palm one of the most popular varieties in the world. Plus, they ll grow outdoors as well as they do inside a container, making it possible to grow your own coconuts, even if you live up North.

You can place your Coconut Palm outside on warm, sunny days, and bring it indoors during the colder months. Before you know it, you ll have tons of large coconuts with soft, creamy flesh and rich coconut milk.

Coconut Palms arrive growing out of a coconut, which sits on top of their container for a unique, tropical look. Eventually, they grow into a mature palm with beautiful, ringed gray bark and a large crown filled with fronds that are covered with bright green leaflets.

And because they grow to about 3 to 4 feet tall in a container, they will fit perfectly inside your home, on your porch or patio. They will also grow indoors without making a fuss in low-light conditions. But no matter where you plant, Coconut Palms are tough, low-maintenance trees that have a high heat and drought tolerance and wind resistance.

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When you grow your own coconuts at home, you’ll save time and money and have a fresh, healthful snack, right in your backyard. A snack that’s delicious when eaten raw or added to your favorite recipes.

And when you order your Coconut Palm from Fast Growing Trees, you get these benefits plus the promise of healthy, faster growth. We ve planted, grown and shipped your Coconut Palm with care…now, you reap the rewards with a better root system, fuller results, and faster growth.

All you have to do is plant your tree and enjoy your fresh coconuts. Order a few of your own today!

Planting & Care

1. Planting: First, select an area with well-drained soil and proper sunlight (about 4 to 8 hours of direct sunlight daily).

Dig your hole 2 to 3 times the width and slightly shallower than the root ball. Hold the tree straight as you begin to backfill the site, tamping down the soil as you go.

When finished, apply water to settle the soil and remove any air pockets.

If you re container-planting, choose a container that is 1 to 2 times larger than the pot that the plant initially arrived in. Use a quality acidic potting medium such as a palm or citrus mix. Partially fill the container part way, position the palm and fill the remainder leaving a slight space from the rim of the pot. Choose a location on the patio, backyard, or front side of the house providing it will receive full to partial sun.

Finally, water until it begins to flow through the bottom drainage holes.

2. Watering: Stick your finger into the potting soil down to a depth of 2 inches and feel around for any moisture. If the soil is drying out, go ahead and water until the soil is moist, or you see it escaping the drainage holes for potted plants, then stop. If there is still moisture present, leave it be until it dries a bit more.

3. Fertilizing: You can apply palm fertilizers that contain specific nutrients best suited for palms, or use a balanced fertilizer, such as an 8-8-8 formula, for quicker growth in spring and summer.

4. Pruning: Palms do not need much pruning except to remove damaged fronds. Be careful not to pull off any dead or damaged fronds – always remove any damaged fronds by pruning them with a sharp pair of sterilized pruners.

FGT Tip: To avoid yellowing and maintain a healthy shade of green coloring, feed your tree a few spoons of Epsom salt or a fertilizer that contains nutrients like manganese, which will prevent the yellowing and shriveling of the fronds.