No, The one in the sun seemed to burn a little when I transplanted it but thats all, it was not crowded until recently. It is without a doubt ofset from the...
I would also have though it might be Tequilana except that it grows as shown in the shade and if in the open sun drenched fields of Tequila Mexico it would be...
If you are absolutely POSITIVE that the offset if from the straight-leaved one, then I'm at a loss. My natural assumption would be that it is an offset from a...
Yep, I am positive it is from the same plant. When i pulled the offset there were not any others anywhere near this one and it was darker green when I pulled...
I bought these agaves in the spring and would like to trade the pups but am unsure of the species . . The curving, guttered leaves are about 12 inches long, 1...
The variegated one is desmettiana. One of my first thoughts regarding the green one was decipiens, as I've seen some with some grayish in them, although all...
Thanks Barry. I think the green one is desmettiana also. They both were being sold together and they have similar leaf form etc. The teeth on the green one...
I would bet a free plant from Greg (smile) that it's def' not a desmettiana. It was mentioned that it might be an americana. I actually thought that, as it...
Hello! I have just uploaded four photos of an agave which needs an ID confirmation. I am just about to separate Mom from the pups. I have had it a couple ...
Thank you so much for taking the time to help me id my agaves. I uploaded some more, hopefully better, photos of the toothed green agave--the id of which...
Now I can tell it's a desmettiana. Thanks for the better picture! Barry To: agaveforum@yahoogroups.com From: ottoblom@... Date: Sat, 26 Sep 2009 17:20:20...
Hi all, I'm a succulent enthusiast living on the UK south coast. I'm always looking for new agave species to try outside. I'm growing many of the usual...
Hello I live in London, but I am presently experimenting with putting a few agave in the ground to gauge how they will survive the winter. My outlook at the...
Hello, i have no experience with A. havardiana, but growing Agave lophanta outside in Germany in the Lower Rhine Region worked for four years. The plant,...
... I know this is not the yucca list, but in Boston, with its very severe winters folks with big gardens of which there were few, grew ornamental and...
hermine, yes, yuccas are great plants and complement agaves really well. I experienced a New England winter once; it was much harsher than winters Olde...
Thanks very much for all your replies. Winston, I think with London's heat island effect (I think that's the right phrase) you could experiment with quite a...
... we had to find our car in our driveway every morning under humps of rocky frozen snow, and i drove it with my quilted rip stop nylon down filled sleeves...
Just received 36 offsets, don't know the name yet, they are too small to ID. These were growing attached to a flower stalk, I have planted them into 1" pots...
Dear forum, their is a new research result that plants prefer their siblings (plants from the same "mother") growing in their neighbourhood. Otherwise, even if...
Whew! Just finished moving 50 assorted agave (and 50 other plants) back into the house - weatherman says frost tonite. Not finished yet though - aloe and cacti...
Hello Please help with identifying two agaves which are in my 'kaowinston' folder. There are three photos of one, and a single photo of the other. Regards, ...
For those of you who received my last batch of seeds from A. parryi v. truncata. Those were good seed, I gave some to the Huntington Gardens, and they...
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