This is a solitary hybrid palm resulting from a cross between the genera Butia and Jubaea, most commonly Butia odorata and Jubaea chilensis. The palm develops a thick, robust trunk that is typically broader and more massive than Butia but smaller than the towering trunk of Jubaea. The crown consists of long, arching pinnate leaves that display a graceful form inherited from Butia while often retaining the strong structure and rigidity associated with Jubaea. Leaf color typically ranges from deep green to bluish-green depending on the parent plants. Inflorescences emerge among the leaves and can produce clusters of oval fruits that resemble those of Butia, sometimes retaining the sweet, edible qualities of the parent species. Because it combines desirable characteristics from both genera, this hybrid has become highly valued among palm enthusiasts and collectors.