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BUTIA YATAI X SYAGRUS ROM.

MAUSER

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Hello.

This morning, reviewing the seed yatai x syagrus, I discovered this. Is the first to germinate, as the palm tree has borne fruit for the first time in 2008.

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Is placed in the center ... A privileged place :lol: , surrounded by F2 seed. At the back of the box his sisters.

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The mother and the inflorescence (2008)

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Regards

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Charles Wychgel Rising Star

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Well done, this hybrid is flowering when young can you tell us how long ago it was planted?

I am waiting for my Butia paraguayensis x Syagrus romanzoffianum to do the same thing it is only slightly smaller than your plant

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Charles Wychgel

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Well done, this hybrid is flowering when young can you tell us how long ago it was planted?

I am waiting for my Butia paraguayensis x Syagrus romanzoffianum to do the same thing it is only slightly smaller than your plant

You mean the mother?

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Well done, this hybrid is flowering when young can you tell us how long ago it was planted?

I am waiting for my Butia paraguayensis x Syagrus romanzoffianum to do the same thing it is only slightly smaller than your plant

If you are referring to the F2 seeds of the box... are other hybrid palm

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Actually I meant the flowering palm in your picture, how old is it and when was it put in the ground

Sorry for the confusion

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Charles Wychgel

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Actually I meant the flowering palm in your picture, how old is it and when was it put in the ground

Sorry for the confusion

The palm is 4 years from seed, more 3 years on the soil, total 7.

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Kris Grand Master

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Great job :greenthumb:

And the mother palm looks beautiful... :drool::yay:

Love,

Kris :)

love conquers all..

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Hi,

Good stuff! What kind of soil are you using? Only perlite? wet or dry?

Robbin

Southwest

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Great stuff-tried reaching thru the screen to pinch one, didnt work ;)

Larry Shone in wet and sunny north-east England!  Zone9 ish

Tie two fish together and though they have two tails they cannot swim <>< ><>

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Hi,

Good stuff! What kind of soil are you using? Only perlite? wet or dry?

Robbin

Hi.

I use perlite only, with a little moisture in the background. As a source of heat, the oven in the kitchen, my wife does not use. :lol:

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Great stuff-tried reaching thru the screen to pinch one, didnt work ;)

Thanks

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butia hybrids are very rare in Europe, you did a good job mauser.

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butia hybrids are very rare in Europe, you did a good job mauser.

Hello,

True, Butia hybrids are quite rare. I sometimes for kill time hybridized my Butias, Phoenix (Reclinata x robellini) and Chamaerops (cerifera x vulcano). Although my passion are Butia hybrids (all the cocoides).

My passion began after reading the article by Mr. Merrill, now I have achieved some good things. :lol:

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butia hybrids are very rare in Europe, you did a good job mauser.

Hello,

True, Butia hybrids are quite rare. I sometimes for kill time hybridized my Butias, Phoenix (Reclinata x robellini) and Chamaerops (cerifera x vulcano). Although my passion are Butia hybrids (all the cocoides).

My passion began after reading the article by Mr. Merrill, now I have achieved some good things. :lol:

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You sound just like me!!!!! I too, read Proffessor Wilcoxs' article years ago!! He is my mentor!!! I only hope that you get to meet the man behind the article!!! He is a gentleman and a scholar!!! Wise beyond his years!!! It was an honor!

And yes, you have achieved some good things!!! Keep up the good work Mauser!!!

Orlando, Florida

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The Pollen Poacher!!

GO DOLPHINS!!

GO GATORS!!!

 

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but too much is never enough!!

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butia hybrids are very rare in Europe, you did a good job mauser.

Hello,

True, Butia hybrids are quite rare. I sometimes for kill time hybridized my Butias, Phoenix (Reclinata x robellini) and Chamaerops (cerifera x vulcano). Although my passion are Butia hybrids (all the cocoides).

My passion began after reading the article by Mr. Merrill, now I have achieved some good things. :lol:

Regards

You sound just like me!!!!! I too, read Proffessor Wilcoxs' article years ago!! He is my mentor!!! I only hope that you get to meet the man behind the article!!! He is a gentleman and a scholar!!! Wise beyond his years!!! It was an honor!

And yes, you have achieved some good things!!! Keep up the good work Mauser!!!

Thanks friend. I am honored that people like you recognize my work. :)

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QUOTING MARK:

You sound just like me!!!!! I too, read Professor Wilcoxs' article years ago!! He is my mentor!!! I only hope that you get to meet the man behind the article!!! He is a gentleman and a scholar!!! Wise beyond his years!!! It was an honor!

And yes, you have achieved some good things!!! Keep up the good work Mauser!!! END QUOTE

Hi, Mark:

Thank you for your kind words! My years are so extensive; don't see how I could possibly be wise beyond them!

Hi, Mauser:

Your accomplishments regarding hybrids are quite impressive; best wishes in your continuing efforts. I thoroly enjoyed visiting Murcia, Elche and Alicante many years ago. Lots of palm trees! Sincerely hope you can visit us here in the U. S.

Best Wishes,

merrill

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merrill, North Central Florida

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Hi, Mauser:

Your accomplishments regarding hybrids are quite impressive; best wishes in your continuing efforts. I thoroly enjoyed visiting Murcia, Elche and Alicante many years ago. Lots of palm trees! Sincerely hope you can visit us here in the U. S.

Best Wishes,

merrill

Hi, Merrill.

Thank you for your words. Always I read yours interesting comments. If I had not read his interview, for those years, probably never tried hybridized.

5 years ago I was tourism in your country (NY).

I would like to visit Florida someday.

regards

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Hi, Mauser:

I look forward to your visit!

merrill

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merrill, North Central Florida

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rarepalmaddict Community Regular

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On 4/10/2009 at 11:55 AM, MAUSER said:

Hello.

This morning, reviewing the seed yatai x syagrus, I discovered this. Is the first to germinate, as the palm tree has borne fruit for the first time in 2008.

 

http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/nn291/BUTYAGRUS/100409004.jpg

 

 

 

Is placed in the center ... A privileged place :lol: , surrounded by F2 seed. At the back of the box his sisters.

 

http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/nn291/BUTYAGRUS/100409003.jpg

 

 

The mother and the inflorescence (2008)

 

http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn199/mauser_2008/17082008023.jpg

 

 

 

Regards

Hello, would you have any seeds for sale ?

Thanks 

JLM Grand Master

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20 minutes ago, rarepalmaddict said:

Hello, would you have any seeds for sale ?

Thanks 

Unless the palm has produced more seeds since then, i doubt that 13 year old seeds will germinate.

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Palms - 1 Adonidia merillii, 1 Bismarckia nobilis, 2 Butia odorata, 1 BxJ, 1 BxJxBxS, 1 BxS, 1 Chamaerops humilis, 1 Chambeyronia macrocarpa, 1 Hyophorbe lagenicaulis, 1 Hyophorbe verschaffeltii, 1 Livistona chinensis, 1 Livistona nitida, 1 Phoenix canariensis, 3 Phoenix roebelenii, 2 Ravenea rivularis, 1 Rhapis excelsa, 1 Sabal bermudana, 3 Sabal palmetto, 4 Syagrus romanzoffiana, 8 Trachycarpus fortunei, 4 Washingtonia robusta, 1 Wodyetia bifurcata
Total: 41

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So this means you have nothing left and no avalability in a Near future?

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