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Jubaea finally going pinnate


Fallen Munk

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3.5 year old Jubaea chilensis growing fast this year.  This one is not the biggest I have but probably my favorite.  

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Nice. Wish I could grow one.

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Meg

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3 minutes ago, PalmatierMeg said:

Nice. Wish I could grow one.

Thanks!  Those Emerald Isle seeds you sent are loving this Oregon heat.  Two leaf straps at this point.  Not bad for sabal in the PNW.

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Awesome. 
 

I just pulled this volunteer up and gave it to my parents. I pull these things up all summer, but this one went undetected for a couple years because it was behind a Gardenia I cut back. 
 

Side note: my parents have never been fans of palms. I think the fact that we tour each other’s yards and they’ve spent a lot of time sitting by the pool in my back yard the past couple years has turned them onto them finally. 

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36 minutes ago, Jcalvin said:

Awesome. 
 

I just pulled this volunteer up and gave it to my parents. I pull these things up all summer, but this one went undetected for a couple years because it was behind a Gardenia I cut back. 
 

Side note: my parents have never been fans of palms. I think the fact that we tour each other’s yards and they’ve spent a lot of time sitting by the pool in my back yard the past couple years has turned them onto them finally. 

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Is that a Butia volunteer?  If it's Jubaea I'd like to see a pic of the mother palm. :)  Not common in Brunswick I'm sure but Butia would be.

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Jon Sunder

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3 hours ago, Fallen Munk said:

3.5 year old Jubaea chilensis growing fast this year.  This one is not the biggest I have but probably my favorite.  

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Looking good, now is when it will speed up. 

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Here is mine 2years old from Jungle Music as a 3 leaf seedling. 

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7 hours ago, Fusca said:

Is that a Butia volunteer?  If it's Jubaea I'd like to see a pic of the mother palm. :)  Not common in Brunswick I'm sure but Butia would be.

Yes, you’re right. It is a Butia, not a Jubea. My mistake. 

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Here’s my little Oregon Jubaea. Growing fast this year with the extra heat. Last year it looked very similar to yours. 

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On 7/5/2021 at 12:05 PM, Josue Diaz said:

Woohoo! Will you be trying it in the ground? 

Yes, I just haven't decided where to plant it yet.  I know they grow much faster in the ground.  I got a bigger one about a year ago and it's now about 3X the size it was when I first put it in the ground.  

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On 7/5/2021 at 10:06 AM, Jcalvin said:

Awesome. 
 

I just pulled this volunteer up and gave it to my parents. I pull these things up all summer, but this one went undetected for a couple years because it was behind a Gardenia I cut back. 
 

Side note: my parents have never been fans of palms. I think the fact that we tour each other’s yards and they’ve spent a lot of time sitting by the pool in my back yard the past couple years has turned them onto them finally. 

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Are you sure that's a Jubaea?  Looks like a hybrid of some sort.

 

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5 hours ago, Fallen Munk said:

Are you sure that's a Jubaea?  Looks like a hybrid of some sort.

He answered my assumption about 4 posts up - it's a Butia that must have been stretched out from growing underneath/behind his Gardenia.  Looks cool though.

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Jon Sunder

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