| g'day john, i've never known kentia's to grow side shoots like most single trunk palms when the main trunk dies that's it. if the palm was at mature age and had flowered and produced vuiable seed then those growths could be young kentia's? if so i would just dig them out pot them up get them growing nicely again before replanting them into the garden, or as goldhills suggested leave them there the old trunk will rot away anyway , just they maybe very close together. if there are other mature plams around the seedlings could be from them. len |
Here is a link that might be useful: lens garden page
