Description of Lipstick Palm Seeds:

Shape & Size: The seeds of the Lipstick Palm are small, round to oval, and relatively smooth. They are about 1–2 cm in diameter.
Color: Fresh seeds are typically dark brown to black, with a hard, woody outer shell that protects the seed.
Texture: The outer shell of the seed is tough and fibrous, which makes it resistant to environmental conditions until it germinates.

Germination Process:

Lipstick Palm seeds require warm and moist conditions to germinate. They are best started in a humid environment with indirect sunlight. The seeds may take several weeks to a few months to germinate, depending on the temperature and humidity.

Growing Conditions:

Soil: Well-drained, slightly acidic soil is ideal for growing Lipstick Palms.
Temperature: A tropical or subtropical climate is necessary for their growth, with temperatures between 25-30°C (77-86°F).
Watering: The seeds need regular moisture to encourage germination, but the soil should not be waterlogged.

Once germinated, the Lipstick Palm develops distinctive bright red stems and feather-like fronds, which is why it is named "Lipstick Palm" due to the striking red color of its trunk. These palms are popular as ornamental plants in tropical and subtropical gardens because of their unique appearance.