Looks very similar to a Sanbokan. My Sanbokan produce excellent sweet fruit.

A couple more of his Acrocomia Totai...

People say you can't grow queen palms in Charleston all the time, yet... Yes he has fruiting queens as well...

Redland doesn't have any, I've tried about every thing in google search. They are very hardy. There is one at the bamboo farm in Savannah that has taken 13F and is still kicking. They are two at my friends house here in historic Charleston, but they have not set seed yet. I'll find the photos...

They are scattered from Dade city FL up to Jacksonville... I just need to find someone with access to seeds or small plants. Dave Witt used to sell them & was going to get me some, but the trees are in his ex wifes yard he doesn't get along with her...

Been after a couple of these for a few years now...

Need to get something going here, it's like a old folks home...

Some of the variegated sour oranges I harvested today.

They are pretty much ripe now. No they are not the same as mandared. The seeds were sent to me as Rubino Clementine.

Hey Brian, been a while. It took about 4 years from seed to start fruiting.

With the prolonged cold up there, nothing will survive long-term unless it's a trifoliata hybrid. Like I said, get some photos of the leaves & fruit.

If I remember correctly, don't they use gibberellic acid to pollinate clementines to prevent seeds? I still have my clementine going strong that I got budwood from Joe Real years ago. Excellent fruit quality too.

Yeah, it's hard to get them to NOT germinate. 

Nice, but what about bee's for pollination?