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Phoenix hybrid rupicola x reclinata

loc29
loc29
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I search after seeds phoenix reclinata x rupicola.

somebody can it help me to get myself these seeds.

I shall be very grateful to him.

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    I can't help you get seeds, but it might just be easier to plant a grouping of P. rupicola to get the same look.

    Matt Bradford

    "Manambe Lavaka"

    Spring Valley, CA (8.5 miles inland from San Diego Bay)

    10B on the hill (635 ft. elevation)

    9B in the canyon (520 ft. elevation)

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    I can't help you get seeds, but it might just be easier to plant a grouping of P. rupicola to get the same look.

    Indeed :D

    Furadouro and Ovar, zone 9b/10a.
    PORTUGAL
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    Always nothing ?
    • 11 months later...
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    Always desperately in search of hybrid Rupicola.x Reclinata.

    I become fixated on this hybrid.

    Help me!!! soon it keep me awake :drool:

    I have seeds reclinata X roebelenii if you are interested...
    • 3 weeks later...
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    Thanks a lot for the seeds Phoenikakias .

    If anyone have got a few seeds rupicola x reclinata

    It will be a magnificent present for the end of year.
    • 1 month later...
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    I insist ,but the fortune must smiles on the daring.

    therefore i believe it

    Edited by loc29

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    I insist ,but the fortune must smiles on the daring.

    therefore i believe it

    • 3 months later...

    I'm looking for them too. As well I'd like to find P. reclinata x P. dactylifera. Respond to BBruning@hotmail.com

    Brian Bruning
    • 2 years later...
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    Always looking for seed or seedling

    Well, we live in hope ,don't we?

     

    That hybrid is difficult to find.

    I believe they are also extremely slow growers. 

    IMG_20150614_13789.thumb.jpg.15b7ecaab99

    I was told by the grower that this one took along time to get to this size. But maybe like many palms they will speed up now that it has some size to it.

    34 minutes ago, Danilopez89 said:

    That hybrid is difficult to find.

    I believe they are also extremely slow growers. 

    IMG_20150614_13789.thumb.jpg.15b7ecaab99

    I was told by the grower that this one took along time to get to this size. But maybe like many palms they will speed up now that it has some size to it.

    Hybrids behave variably. I for exmple have a reclinata x roebeleni hybrid that is many times faster than rest hybrid plants from the same seed batch. It's just a matter of luck to obtain the runner.

    2 hours ago, Phoenikakias said:

    Hybrids behave variably. I for exmple have a reclinata x roebeleni hybrid that is many times faster than rest hybrid plants from the same seed batch. It's just a matter of luck to obtain the runner.

    That's true.

    This growers has other roebelenii hybrid Phoenix sp. all from same seed batch and they are different looking and they have different growth speeds. One turned into a monster. Maybe 3 times bigger and faster that the rest.

    Edited by Danilopez89

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    I just got word this little palm in the pic is loaded with seed.

    Pollen donor came from a roebelenii x reclinata. 

    Hopefully I'll be able to get some. :yay:

    6 hours ago, Danilopez89 said:

    That hybrid is difficult to find.

    I believe they are also extremely slow growers. 

    IMG_20150614_13789.thumb.jpg.15b7ecaab99

    I was told by the grower that this one took along time to get to this size. But maybe like many palms they will speed up now that it has some size to it.

     

    • 2 weeks later...

    Send Me a PM,

    i have a bunch sprouting and I'm going to get a boat load more seed in about 4-5 months.

    ill also post them in the for sale section

    Carlsbad, California Zone 10 B on the hill (402 ft. elevation)

    Sunset zone 24
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    PM sent

    I replied 

    Carlsbad, California Zone 10 B on the hill (402 ft. elevation)

    Sunset zone 24

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