Hi Tim, thank's you for the video link, it's a nice hybrid, but is this one resist to the the leaf's spot fungus desease ? This summer I had hybridized Yucca filamentosa with yucca rigida , and obtained some seeds. I hope the seeds will germinate next spring in 2013 ! I should be very happy if the resulting seedlings could exibit the same nice blue color like on your hybrid's leafs !
Hello Thomas, Thank's you for your informations, Please Thomas, can you post some pictures of Yucca filamentosa X yucca rigida ?, I had never heard about this hybrid or saw any picture of this one ; so I'm very curious to see how thas it look. Do you have any report about it's hardiness ?
Hi Thomas, Thank's you for the pictures, your hybrids are really beautiful, even if they are still youngs. Did the green and the blue leaf forms were from the same seedling ?
where are you located? I'm not sure if the Y. flaccida x reverchonii-thompsoniana hybrid will get those leaf spots. I ripped out a Y. gloriosa variegata and a Y. filata since they had too many leaf spots. I have a few of these hybrids so hopefully one will resist spotting more than others. We get loads of precipitation so leaf spotting is an issue for me.
Your hybrid with rigida sounds REAL interesting. You must be in a zone 8 climate if growing rigida? I have loads of different Yucca hybrid seeds.....I would love a few of your new creation.....if you want a trade.
your hybrids with rostrata look great. I like to see the color differences...WOW. I recently transplanted some of your hybrids to larger containers and all seemed to have rostrata type roots.......it's interesting the rostrata genes dominate in the roots.
I took a few to my office and placed them next to a cold door. This one has rigid leaves so far.
This one from Horst is interesting too.....Y. recurvifolia x rostrata
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Thema drucken
06.12.2012 22:10
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