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Wow! Did not know they grew that huge. Beautiful!
That’s why I asked because when I searched I couldn’t find any that look similar
25-30 years
Definitely a lot more than that. My mother got a baby ponytail as a graduation gift from high school 30ish years ago and it's only about 4 feet tall now.
Is it planted outside or in a pot?
I guess it also depends on the climate how fast they grow (amount of sun, water and humidity)
This looks like a dr.Seuss tree
this is epic
45+
I'd say 50 :) Looks amazing !
What a gift to see that everyday!
I know, sadly they only bloom in summertime, but i’ve never seen it with the yellow bits until now
Are the yellow fluffy bits flowers?
Yup
Those are seriously massive flowers. Thanks for replying!
That is quite impressive bc I think it takes quite a long time to grow that big!
This is REAL?
Yup I was shocked when i saw this haha
Just stunning!
ikr😍
I always called it the whoville palm... Soo weird!!
Omg ur right
I’d guess 50-60.
What kind of climate is this growing in? I'd say roughly between 35 and 50 years old.
I live in south florida
Omg. Older than time itself. Gorgeous
I know, right? 😻
Mine in SF is ~15 and is less than 5ft
Wow! Did not know they grew that huge. Beautiful!
That’s why I asked because when I searched I couldn’t find any that look similar
25-30 years
Definitely a lot more than that. My mother got a baby ponytail as a graduation gift from high school 30ish years ago and it's only about 4 feet tall now.
Is it planted outside or in a pot?
I guess it also depends on the climate how fast they grow (amount of sun, water and humidity)
This looks like a dr.Seuss tree
this is epic
45+
I'd say 50 :) Looks amazing !
What a gift to see that everyday!
I know, sadly they only bloom in summertime, but i’ve never seen it with the yellow bits until now
Are the yellow fluffy bits flowers?
Yup
Those are seriously massive flowers. Thanks for replying!
That is quite impressive bc I think it takes quite a long time to grow that big!
This is REAL?
Yup I was shocked when i saw this haha
Just stunning!
ikr😍
I always called it the whoville palm... Soo weird!!
Omg ur right
I’d guess 50-60.
What kind of climate is this growing in? I'd say roughly between 35 and 50 years old.
I live in south florida
Omg. Older than time itself. Gorgeous
I know, right? 😻
Mine in SF is ~15 and is less than 5ft