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growin wrote:One odd thing with Araucaria araucana around here is that in Vancouver it is mostly males whereas in an older city nearby they are mostly female. I even found one with both male and female cones. This, I can't explain.
Yep, occasional monoecious individuals of Araucaria araucana do exist, but are very rare. I know of just one (pic below).
If Araucaria bidwillii is similar in this (haven't seen any data), then technically it's only a 49.9% chance you just get pollen cones.
