Hallo Thomas,

stimmt, die sehen schon sehr unterschiedlich aus. Leider habe ich nur eine Pflanze und die ist bereits ausgepflanzt.


hier das Blattdetail, die Blätter sind an Ober- und Unterseite sehr rauh.


hier noch die zweite Hybride von Tim, die Y. gloriosa x filata?


Blattdetail


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Horst

Hi Horst,

Nice job........two different looking seedlings from Wrightsville, NC. These are 'natural' hybrids from the Wrightsville, NC area. There may be lots of genes in those Yuccas. I have several in the garden but mine look similar. Please continue to grow both of them out to see the differences. That area of NC will have Y. concava, gloriosa, recurvifolia and aloifolia.......and garden forms of filamentosa/flaccida of course!

Here's an older photo of my Wrighsville, NC seedlings.........I'll try to take another updated photo:


Nice Y. gloriosa x filata. What year was that hybrid from?

Update photo of Wrightsville Yuccas. They didn't grow too much from the other photo.

Halo,

die sind Interessant. Besonders Thomas rechte, die Kleinere .... Eure wirken aber irgendwie größer als Tim's - sind die gedopt?

LG Jürgen

Any update on this? I have two 6 or 7 month old seedlings from Tim Behan (thank you) so I would like to see how they might look like little bit older.

Best regards,

Mario Bara

Here is my seedlings. Note, see small sucker

Mine are VERY slow growing too.......they look smaller this year than last year. Not sure why since east coast Yuccas usually thrive in my garden.

these seedlings did not grow much this year. They seemed to be killed to the ground after the winter. Only time will tell how they will fair.

I was planted mine out yesterday. Hope they will sail safely through first winter.

Update Y. gloriosa "Wrightsville"


and Y. gloriosa 'White Shed' for comparison

Hi Mario

your seedlings look very happy!