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Jubaea x Syagrus hybrid

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In zone 8b Texas, huge collection of palms but need this one to cure my addiction.

jubaea x Syagrus suggestions anyone?

Santa Barbara,  California. Zone 10b

Ryan (Paleoclimatologist Since 4 billion Years ago, Meteorologist/Earth Scientist/Physicist Since 1995, Savy Horticulturist Since Birth.)

3 hours ago, Collectorpalms said:

In zone 8b Texas, huge collection of palms but need this one to cure my addiction.

jubaea x Syagrus suggestions anyone?

Wow you just missed one local , well and so did I =/ Not even sure if Patric is still making these hybrids anymore. Haven't heard his name in awhile lately. I do know of a PT member who has one but it's in Arizona. Try @SailorBold he was selling one on ebay at one time 

T J 

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Thanks, Will ask. Anyony know about Patric anymore? 

Santa Barbara,  California. Zone 10b

Ryan (Paleoclimatologist Since 4 billion Years ago, Meteorologist/Earth Scientist/Physicist Since 1995, Savy Horticulturist Since Birth.)

Mule Palms of Mississippi claims to have done the cross in the past. I emailed them in January, never got a response, then their website changed to state “Nursery closed until February 2020”. You might try contacting them now to see.

https://www.mulepalmsofmississippi.com

Have about bunch of 1-gallon Jubaea x Butia x Syagrus R. 

PM if any interest and I can see what it would take to ship to you from Florida.

Thanks!

I just bought a tiny one from Patric, bringing my collection now to two.  He told me that his yield this year was very poor, so he doesn't expect many additional JxS in the upcoming year. I do not think anyone else is doing this cross and wouldn't trust anyone from the southeast claiming to have done so. Who in that region has a flowering Jubaea?

With that said, Patric has a lot of excellent hybrids with great potential for our region. If I were you I would reach out to him about one of his BxPJ crosses. I have two of each, and I think the most promising one so far is the Parajubaea torallyi cross. Mine are all still small, but this ones came very robust and seem to be growing, while the other ones are crawling along.

What is his contact information? Thanks

On 3/10/2020 at 8:30 AM, Hferrell87 said:

Have about bunch of 1-gallon Jubaea x Butia x Syagrus R. 

PM if any interest and I can see what it would take to ship to you from Florida.

Thanks!

I could be interested in 1 of these =) 

JxS is the top hybrid imo

T J 

On 3/8/2020 at 11:48 PM, Meangreen94z said:

Mule Palms of Mississippi claims to have done the cross in the past. I emailed them in January, never got a response, then their website changed to state “Nursery closed until February 2020”. You might try contacting them now to see.

https://www.mulepalmsofmississippi.com

Almost positive he gets those from Patric. There is no flowering mother Jubaea anywhere near Mississippi

On 3/10/2020 at 9:30 AM, Hferrell87 said:

Have about bunch of 1-gallon Jubaea x Butia x Syagrus R. 

PM if any interest and I can see what it would take to ship to you from Florida.

Thanks!

Are these [(JxB)xS] or [(BxJ)xS] ?

2 hours ago, RJ said:

Are these [(JxB)xS] or [(BxJ)xS] ?

JxBxS

13 minutes ago, Hferrell87 said:

JxBxS

Is the JxB and F1? I would be quite surprised if it is. That being said if it is an F1 I would be interested as well.  I'm only aware of a very few flowering JxB's F1 in FL and they are all very recently doing so. 

2 hours ago, Hferrell87 said:

JxBxS

Count me in for atleast 1 =) 

T J 

The Jubutia is an F3.

Will be working with a gentlemen in the near future who has mature, flowering Jubaea x Butia F1 to hybridize with Butia, Syagrus Romanzoffiana, Schizophylla, Amara (if I can track down the pollen), Sancona, etc... looking forward to it!!

On 3/16/2020 at 7:34 PM, Hferrell87 said:

Will be working with a gentlemen in the near future who has mature, flowering Jubaea x Butia F1 to hybridize with Butia, Syagrus Romanzoffiana, Schizophylla, Amara (if I can track down the pollen), Sancona, etc... looking forward to it!!

Have you considered prices for the various hybrids yet? Please post the price of each.

10 minutes ago, howfam said:

Have you considered prices for the various hybrids yet? Please post the price of each.

No, I haven't considered them yet... Will want to wait for the seed production and availability before placing price tags on them.

 

13 minutes ago, Hferrell87 said:

No, I haven't considered them yet... Will want to wait for the seed production and availability before placing price tags on them.

 

Okay. Keep us posted.

3 hours ago, howfam said:

Okay. Keep us posted.

Will do. Thanks 

  • 1 month later...

I was fortunate enough to get a couple of these from Patric(k) Schaffer in 2012. One went in the ground in the spring of 2014 shortly after I bought my house, the other languished in a pot until summer of 2018. So they are both the same age here is an update today. The larger is probably close to 16 feet to the top of the tallest frond the other a little over 6 feet. They don't get any special fertilization treatment just crappy Florida soil (sand).  The large one seen temps down to 21oF with no observed damage. The latest USDA climate zones moves me from 8b to 9a, as much as I want this to be the case I would rather be cautious, we do dip down into the upper teens about every 10 years or so with mid 20's for sure every year.  

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On 4/29/2020 at 8:14 PM, 8B palms said:

I was fortunate enough to get a couple of these from Patric(k) Schaffer in 2012. One went in the ground in the spring of 2014 shortly after I bought my house, the other languished in a pot until summer of 2018. So they are both the same age here is an update today. The larger is probably close to 16 feet to the top of the tallest frond the other a little over 6 feet. They don't get any special fertilization treatment just crappy Florida soil (sand).  The large one seen temps down to 21oF with no observed damage. The latest USDA climate zones moves me from 8b to 9a, as much as I want this to be the case I would rather be cautious, we do dip down into the upper teens about every 10 years or so with mid 20's for sure every year.  

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Beautiful hybrid.  Patrick Shaefer's latest list doesn't show this palm (JXS). Know of anyone else selling them?

2 hours ago, howfam said:

Beautiful hybrid.  Patrick Shaefer's latest list doesn't show this palm (JXS). Know of anyone else selling them?

I think he is the only game in town. Dream palm for me too , one day ill have one haha 

T J 

  • 3 weeks later...

Hi All,

I've recently joined Palmtalk to get more knowledge on my favourite palms, growing them and pushing zones. 

I'm interested in JxBxS if anyone has them to sell. I'm in England. 

Thank you

On 5/24/2020 at 10:21 AM, Tropics said:

Hi All,

I've recently joined Palmtalk to get more knowledge on my favourite palms, growing them and pushing zones. 

I'm interested in JxBxS if anyone has them to sell. I'm in England. 

Thank you

Welcome to PT where information is a plenty. This particular cross will be extremely hard to find as I don't believe anyone is making this cross anymore. Now (BxJ)xS on the other hand is still possible to get as Patric is still doing this cross but his inventory may be low or non existent =/ 

T J 

Thank you for replying. I'm always reading up on different hybrids and there is a lot to catch up on I feel! How do I ask about Patrick's stock? Does he visit this forum by any chance? 

Have you grown any (BxJ) xS? 

We will have adequate inventory of jxs f1 in 2 years. It's a pet project of ours that should come to fruition in late early 2022. 

27 minutes ago, TexasColdHardyPalms said:

We will have adequate inventory of jxs f1 in 2 years. It's a pet project of ours that should come to fruition in late early 2022. 

Count me in for some of these :drool:

T J 

Damn man, you will be on to something huge. I would also be interested in these. 

World you also be able to ship seeds? For Germany it's impossible to get plants without Phyto.

Thanks

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I prefer B involved in a cross I've realised. Any BxJ or JxB f2/f3 where you see more B characteristics will be my ideal palm. Any of these you have or likely to have in stock?

Thanks

  • 3 months later...
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Bulb again.

Who has ANY hybrids Currently available? Or anything rare for zone 9 or 8b, To ship, Texas. 
Thanks, Ryan text 512.647.8357

Santa Barbara,  California. Zone 10b

Ryan (Paleoclimatologist Since 4 billion Years ago, Meteorologist/Earth Scientist/Physicist Since 1995, Savy Horticulturist Since Birth.)

  • 2 years later...

I'm looking for Jubaea Chilensis x Syagrus romanzofiana seeds, does anyone know any genuine provider source?

Thank you.

Edited by rarepalmaddict

  • 2 weeks later...

@rarepalmaddictI dont believe there is anyone with a seeding tree in these circles. If there were, they would be a hot commodity. Patric is the only one I know of who is making this hybrid. 

T J 

T J 

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