Washingtonia Robusta, Filifera or Filibusta?

[Peachs]

What do you think?

[BeyondTheGarden]

Looks robusta dominant to my untrained eyes. 

[Peachs]

7 hours ago, BeyondTheGarden said:

Looks robusta dominant to my untrained eyes. 

Thank you. I thought it was Filifera, or hybrid with Filifera dominance (because the petioles lack red color).

[BeyondTheGarden]

I was hoping for more answers by now as I would like to know as well.  My best guess is often wrong. 

[awkonradi]

Looks like filibusta to me.  

[Peachs]

Any other opinions?

[Kris]

Looks like W.robusta. While filifera the hook like spines are less pronounced and the leaf colour is pale green. And the leaf fronds are quite droopy. And they don't have dense crown.

And the leaves mostly are hairy.

Love,

Kris.

 

[Trustandi]

I think it's a filibusta with robusta dominant.

[Xenon]

Looks more or less like a balanced hybrid to me, looks veeeery far from the "southern Baja robusta" i.e hyper lime green, super red, super skinny 

[MarcusH]

Filibusta!!! Not a Robusta,  not a Filifera either. Should be a nice looking palm that a lot of people desire. 

[ChrisA]

Looks exactly like my filibusta in Albuquerque. The deep cut to the fronds shows the filifera part of the genetics, while the petioles are very richly colored, although not as red as in pure robusta.  This should be a very hardy palm and grow faster than filifera with a smaller trunk size, although again thicker than robusta. It's a beauty!

[Peachs]

Thank you all very much. Definitely hard to tell, but it looks like a hybrid of both species, from your opinions.

[Dwarf Fan]

Another vote for Filibusta, fronds are leaning more Filifera with the deep cuts.

[jwitt]

Filifera in non alkaline soil/water

Or a thick trunked robusta with filifera leaves

My guess