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hybrid phoenix roebelenni

gyuseppe
gyuseppe
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some phoenix roebelenni  hybrid 

that I made, among these some roebelenii x reclinata

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GIUSEPPE

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    So, is roebelenii the maternal sp of the hybrid? Spine arrangement looks similar to paternal sp. But in the reverse hybrid (reclinata x roebelenii) spine arrangement is identical to roebelenii!

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    1 hour ago, gyuseppe said:

    some phoenix roebelenni  hybrid 

    that I made, among these some roebelenii x reclinata

    20250202_150810.jpg

    20250202_150749.jpg

    20250202_150701.jpg

    20250119_112114.jpg

    how many - degrees celsius do you think it will tolerate when planted out ? 

    Official Climate Update: Subtropical Microclimate (Cfa) | 36-year mean: 11.76°C (incl. -0.3K offset) | ~2,100+ annual sunshine hours Bresser solar-vent. Station @ 1.70m since 2019 (Stachen, CH)

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    49 minutes ago, Phoenikakias said:

    So, is roebelenii the maternal sp of the hybrid? Spine arrangement looks similar to paternal sp. But in the reverse hybrid (reclinata x roebelenii) spine arrangement is identical to roebelenii!

    yes always roebelenii the mother, I hope that photo n. 3, to single trunk is roebelenii x rupicola, I had only done 6

    GIUSEPPE

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    40 minutes ago, Mazat said:

    how many - degrees celsius do you think it will tolerate when planted out ? 

    they saw in January 2017, more than - 5.7 degrees celsius, only slightly small burns on the leaves, but no one died

    GIUSEPPE

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    17 minutes ago, gyuseppe said:

    yes always roebelenii the mother, I hope that photo n. 3, to single trunk is roebelenii x rupicola, I had only done 6

    I think that by zooming in I can see an offshoot. This is not possible by roebelenii x  rupicola because both are solitary, except in case of the reasoneri form of roebelenii.

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    this is another hybrid, I don't know what it is hybridized with but it is a sucker, it hasn't grown because it hasn't been watered in the last 5 summers

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    GIUSEPPE

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