15 gallon Dypsis decipiens x onilahensis

[Josh-O]

I have a couple super rare Dypsis decipiens x onilahensis hybrids I decided to sell. Its not very often that this hybrid becomes available and is a total collector palm!

I have 2qty  10 gallon specimens that are just starting to trunk. These can take full sun right out of the greenhouse no problem (speaking from experience)

The leaves are nice and stiff just like decipiens. This hybrid originated out of a private collection in Hawaii many years ago.

500.00 each

call/text 760-505-0457 or send me a message if interested

thanks for looking

[floridaPalmMan]

I'm still trying to get my hands on a regular d. Decipiens!!!

Beautiful palms! And very rare indeed.

[Palm Tree Jim]

Nice Josh!

[Josue Diaz]

Sheesh what a cool mix. I've tried onilahensis many times but they always fry in mid summer. 

[dub671]

huh!!! So that's what I bought!!! these look quite similar to the "dypsis decipiens" that Flora Grubb in SF was selling a little while back that I had to have.....they were even doubles just like yours. Same tough old lower leaf portions that hang around forever and stiff leafs. Guess I shouldn't have planted it that close to the Roebecan hybrid thinking it was a smaller ohnilahensis.  

Any other Bay Area folks can confirm?

[Xerarch]

Looks amazing, does this hybrid handle constant high heat/humidity better than decipiens? Does it still retain some the decipiens cold tolerance?

[Billeb]

On 1/31/2022 at 9:26 PM, Josh-O said:

I have a couple super rare Dypsis decipiens x onilahensis hybrids I decided to sell. Its not very often that this hybrid becomes available and is a total collector palm!

I have 2qty  10 gallon specimens that are just starting to trunk. These can take full sun right out of the greenhouse no problem (speaking from experience)

The leaves are nice and stiff just like decipiens. This hybrid originated out of a private collection in Hawaii many years ago.

500.00 each

call/text 760-505-0457 or send me a message if interested

thanks for looking

Those look sweet Josh. Do you have a picture of a grown specimen you can post? It’s a bit hard for some of us to visualize what this cross will look like when older. (Especially me!) 

Decipians seem to be a really slow grow and Onilahensis isn’t the fastest either, how have these two grown for you? 
 

-dale

[Mahalo2]

Beautiful palms!

[Zoltan]

hi there 

how cold hardy these are? would be a option to N florida?

[Patrick]

On 2/1/2022 at 11:24 PM, Josue Diaz said:

Sheesh what a cool mix. I've tried onilahensis many times but they always fry in mid summer. 

I've tried Dypsis, period; and they fry, period. 

[Darold Petty]

Isn't D. heteromorpha supposed to be a heat lover ?  The best one I have seen was in a very harsh, full sun exposure.

[Josue Diaz]

9 minutes ago, Darold Petty said:

Isn't D. heteromorpha supposed to be a heat lover ?  The best one I have seen was in a very harsh, full sun exposure.

Yes, but not very cold tolerant. Tried that one too. Prestoniana seems to take both cold and heat. I've had one for many years, but it is very slow. 

[Darold Petty]

Thanks, Josue !