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Jubaea Chilensis Heat Tolerance


anilugurlu

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   Hi everybody!

I'm living in a city which is located in zone 8a.I'd like to grow chilean wine palms and city where i live has hot and dry summers also not wet winters.I don't worry about the cold hardiness but i am not sure that is jubaea's able to grow without trouble in hot summers.My city's last 65 years highest temperature record is 110 f,lowest temparature record is -7 f.And i can say that every summer temperatures reach about 105 f.Dry and sunny heat!So my question is 'Can jubaea chilensis grow healthy without problems in these dry and hot summers at sunny location?'

(I don't know is it helps but Trachycarpus fortuneis grow without problem rapidly.)Thanks for all future replies and if there is a mistake,sorry for my English:)

One of the hottest summers that we had(maybe the hottest):

Ekran Alıntısı.PNG

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The jubaeas here have seen 108F without issue and 86 days in a row with highs over 100F. I dont know how strong your sun is but towards the end if summer my 15 and 25g jubaea in full sun will wash out on the older leaves but the bigger ones look good. 

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28 minutes ago, anilugurlu said:

   Hi everybody!

I'm living in a city which is located in zone 8a.I'd like to grow chilean wine palms and city where i live has hot and dry summers also not wet winters.I don't worry about the cold hardiness but i am not sure that is jubaea's able to grow without trouble in hot summers.My city's last 65 years highest temperature record is 110 f,lowest temparature record is -7 f.And i can say that every summer temperatures reach about 105 f.Dry and sunny heat!So my question is 'Can jubaea chilensis grow healthy without problems in these dry and hot summers at sunny location?'

(I don't know is it helps but Trachycarpus fortuneis grow without problem rapidly.)Thanks for all future replies and if there is a mistake,sorry for my English:)

One of the hottest summers that we had(maybe the hottest):

Ekran Alıntısı.PNG

I put a small one on a south-facing lawn with zero shade for a Solano County summer. Highs ranged from the high 80s to the low 100s (about 89-91 most of the time), and the little guy wasn't bothered a bit. I'm sure heat won't be your problem.

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15 minutes ago, TexasColdHardyPalms said:

The jubaeas here have seen 108F without issue and 86 days in a row with highs over 100F. I dont know how strong your sun is but towards the end if summer my 15 and 25g jubaea in full sun will wash out on the older leaves but the bigger ones look good. 

I can say that all summer sun is shining with no exception.Sun is strong but not as strong as a desert heat.And air is dry.

You say small ones may suffer but older ones won't have trouble.

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Jubaeas like mediterranean climates, fresh to cold and rainy winters and dry hot summers. Can Phoenix canariensis grow in yor region/

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Carambeí, 2nd tableland of the State Paraná , south Brazil.

Alt:1030m. Native palms: Queen, B. eriospatha, B. microspadix, Allagoptera leucocalyx , A.campestris, Geonoma schottiana, Trithrinax acanthocoma. Subtr. climate, some frosty nights. No dry season. August: driest month. Rain:1700mm

 

I am seeking for cold hardy palms!

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