Description
Malaysian Dwarf Coconut Seedling thrive well in a warm spot; the warmer the better as coconuts do best in spots that are 70 degrees F (21 degrees C) or warmer. Proper selection of seedlings in the main nursery alone ensures a 10% improvement in yield. Other important things to note:

Short and thick leaf stalks.
Shoots should have a girth of 10-12 cm at the collar with about 6 leaves.
Seedlings should have a robust healthy appearance and be free from pests and diseases.

Features of Malaysian Dwarf Coconut Seedling

Flowers 3-4 years after yield establishment and produces 81 nuts per palm per year.
It has been proven to be resistant to the Lethal Yellowing Disease of coconut.
Therefore, this particular variety is now being advocated for combating the disease.
This variety is also used for ornamental purposes.
After the coconut seedling has been planted point side down with one-third of the coconut above the soil, it is moved to a well lit, warm spot, the warmer the better as coconuts do best in spots that are 70 degrees F (21 degrees C) or warmer.
It is important to keep Malaysian Dwarf Coconut Seedling well-watered during germination without letting it sit in overly wet soil.
If you want to plant a coconut that has already sprouted, go ahead and plant it in well-draining soil so that the bottom two-thirds of the coconut is in the soil. Place in a warm area and water frequently.