Jubutyagrus

[OC2Texaspalmlvr 1,132]

I really thought this would be an exceptional hybrid. I really wonder why this particular hybrid doesnt have a fatter trunk maybe it will work its way there 1 day. How is the hardiness for you ? @Yort 

[gilles06 200]

In nederland that's amazing!

[Yort 66]

I don't know about the hardiness it is now 1,5 year in the ground. I built a small greenhouse around it during winter with heating so no risks... But I'm confident it would have survived the relatively warm winters we have had in recent years. 

[Collectorpalms 2,017]

On 7/25/2019 at 7:53 AM, OC2Texaspalmlvr said:

I really thought this would be an exceptional hybrid. I really wonder why this particular hybrid doesnt have a fatter trunk maybe it will work its way there 1 day. How is the hardiness for you ? @Yort 

Mine was a dud,  it was right next to a regular mule, than ended up 3 times as tall and almost twice a thick.  If it had its own "space" it would have been "ok".

Edited May 23 by Collectorpalms

[OC2Texaspalmlvr 1,132]

22 minutes ago, Collectorpalms said:

Mine was a dud,  it was right next to a regular mule, than ended up 3 times as tall and almost twice a thick.

To me this seems like what I would want out of this hybrid I always prefer to see more Jubaea characteristics over butia or queen =) So it survived Palmageddon? If so thats worth it's money on gold as a normal mule is maybe a degree or 2 more hardy then a queen. 

T J 

[Scott W 809]

On 5/23/2022 at 11:05 AM, Collectorpalms said:

Mine was a dud,  it was right next to a regular mule, than ended up 3 times as tall and almost twice a thick.  If it had its own "space" it would have been "ok".

Is this still in the ground or ???  If so, pics???