Hello fred, I haven´t another idea? If you take a look at the distribution map (link), there are no other Yucca species to create a Yucca (hybrid) with such bluish and unusual leaves. Sometimes I´ve see Yucca elephantipes with sharp leaf tip.
Hallo Sasha , Also on wikipedia you can find the description of Yucca jaliscensis...depend on the point of view but it is described as a distinct specie or only a fom of Yucca schottii.... It was described by Trelease as Yucca schotti var. jalicensis , and in the South of France the plant is still in cultivation under this name. The unidentified specimen I'm talking about here had brown spines , did the elephantipes you saw before had brown spines too ?
Thank's for the links Sasha , During the end of July , I'm going to see that specimen again, so I will take a closer look at the leafs to discover, or not, if there is any leafs' filaments. I cross my finger too in the case if I should be able to collect some seeds to share with you Germans Yuccas' geeks !
indeed an interesting and impressive Yucca, please stay tuned!
Zitat von fred julien im Beitrag #24Yes !! seeds and cuttings !!..........
and pollen!!!!!!!
Meilleurs vœux, Jürgen
"Die Freude an den Palmlilien wuchs mit mir und wurde zur Leidenschaft " "Man müßte alles tun, um Früchte zu erzeugen, ..... um der Wahrheit auf die Spur zu kommen" Carl Ludwig Sprenger
Hallo Juergen, I was unable to find any pollen on any trunking specie during my trip along the mediterranean coast , it was too late also too colect anythink on this one too.
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