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Uploaded some new seed sales to eBay. Stoked to offer for the time the Blue Chrysalidocarpus decipiens - which is most likely Going to be a new species Plus Chrysalidocarpus onilahensis “Stiff Leaf”, Brahea moorei, Parajubea sunka, Chrysalidocarpus baronii “Black Stem”

I do have several hundred seedlings, just waiting for them to size up a little before offering them for sale...that is if they don't get sold in bulk before that. Unfortunately my permitting doesn't allow me to ship to Texas at the moment.

Yeah, the pause button would be nice on this one and a number of my other palms. Ultimately, they all grow too fast.

Doesnt sound long to me. Ive had mine for about 8 years from a 1 gallon and it's only about 3 feet tall now.

I have a number of different hybrids available in my collection, all produced in limited quantities and, to my knowledge, several of these crosses are not being commercially offered anywhere else in the world. These aren't intended to compete with typical nursery palms. They are premium collector palms for those of us who enjoy growing something genuinely unusual and hard to find. I wanted to specifically highlight three of my more affordable hybrids, which are currently available for $133 delivered. I thought these would be a good introduction to the collection for anyone who has been wanting to try one of my hybrids without stepping into some of the larger and more expensive specimens. The $133 price includes: Palm shipped in its container FREE UPS 2nd Day Air shipping anywhere in the lower 48 states (SoCal customers can buy from our San Diego distributor) Careful packaging specifically for live palm shipment 100% guaranteed to arrive alive 110% guaranteed to be hybrids The three hybrids I'm highlighting are: TriBear Palm- Chrysalidocarpus (Dypsis) leptocheilos x decaryi Probably the most popular hybrid we sell- fast growing and beautiful trunks. Sandy Bear Palm- Chrysalidocarpus (Dypsis) psammophilus x leptocheilos A great new clustering hybrid that should do very well in Mediterranean and drier climates. Golden Triangle Palm- Chrysalidocarpus (Dypsis) lutescens x decaryi By far our fastest hybrid- about 3x the speed of the TriBear Palm- and highly drought tolerant. There are also additional hybrids and larger specimens available in the store for collectors looking for something even more unusual or established. These palms are being produced in relatively small numbers, and my goal is really to get them into the hands of serious palm enthusiasts who appreciate unusual genetics and enjoy growing something that very few other collections have. You can see the available palms and purchase directly through my Shopify store here: Seabreeze Nurseries IncMail-Order PalmsRare hybrid palm trees shipped worldwide!I'm also happy to answer questions here about any of the crosses, parent palms, characteristics I've observed, or anything else about the hybrids. Thanks for looking! — JD

Here's a plant in my garden obtained as a seedling under the name Chamaedorea hooperiana exposed overhead to sun during midday.

Definitely doable in my opinion... I dont remember seeing palms in payson but I did notice large agave americanas...

That's good growth. It will pick up even more speed over the next season or two. Here is what two years of growth looks like on mine. Memorial Day 2024: And today:

Here's an updated pic! Also to the OP: I'm not the best with Attalea, but it looks more like A. butyracea to me.