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Thank you for watching the video and sharing your feedback! I can understand how it might be confusing, but this is indeed Kentucky bluegrass. While it can sometimes be mistaken for fine or tall fescue, each type has its own unique characteristics. Tall fescue, for instance, tends to be a darker, emerald green, whereas Kentucky bluegrass often has a brighter hue. This particular video shows the grass grown under consistent grow lights (24/7), which likely sped up the germination and growth process.

Thank you for watching the video and sharing your feedback! I can understand how it might be confusing, but this is indeed Kentucky bluegrass. While it can sometimes be mistaken for fine or tall fescue, each type has its own unique characteristics. Tall fescue, for instance, tends to be a darker, emerald green, whereas Kentucky bluegrass often has a brighter hue. This particular video shows the grass grown under consistent grow lights (24/7), which likely sped up the germination and growth process.

Yep. It's Kentucky Bluegrass. :)

Actually, those are the plant's flower and fruiting cycle to produce seed. The Parlor Pam will produce tiny flowers that, when pollinated, can turn into a tiny fruit holding seeds. Parlor Palm are either male or female, and both genders need to be present to complete the cycle.

@@educationalistus Oh interesting, how do you know if it's a male or female?

Glad you enjoyed it! I read this to my class each year I was in the classroom.

Glad you enjoyed it!

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Thank you! 🤗