Agave Filifera

While more common in potted plants,. Desert plants like succulents, cacti and agave are especially susceptible to root rot if they are planted in the wrong conditions. Move the plant to a different location with full sun and well-draining soil.

On varieties where the parent plant doesn't die after flowering, it is a good idea to get long handled pruners and remove the spent bloom.After establishment, neglect is actually how to grow agave and produce happy plants.Agave that are grown in pots...

And some a bit more rare.Variegation in succulents is almost always caused by normal genetic variation, at least initially... Once this mutation occurs, they are selected for and magnified in the cultivation process.Most variegates in the wild would probably...

In this one I will touch upon several of the larger species of Agave. In a previous article I introduced the reader to the basics of Agave cultivation and a few of the more common species of Agave.In this one, I will touch upon several more species and...

But for the yard I find only some of these common, cheap ones easy, and the rest very rot-prone (not generally very cold or water-hardy plants).Here in southern California where it gets hot in the summers, just a half dozen species are available at the...

It is an herb which appears annually and is able to withstand major changes in climate. These include the following: fenugreek herb, ginseng, red onions, soy beans, agave plant, bacopa monierri, paprika, alfalfa herb and disogenin which comes from wild...

Agaves also come in a variety of colors and are excellent 'decorator' plants for those who need a hardy plant with a predictable shape but needs a plant to match a certain color scheme.

We've owned him since he was a yearling. Broke him ourselves, he has had riders from 5 years old to 70 years old on him. I've see him trot the barrel pattern with little kids but hes never been hauled to races and we never pursued it since he's a little...

Create refreshing mixed drinks with exciting new flavors using this Agave Real natural sweetener! From the tropical blue agave plant native to Southern Mexico, agave nectar is slightly sweeter than honey and cane sugar, but it has a mild, clean taste.

Each bottle features Finest Call's patented pourer and closure cap that reduces drips to keep your bar free of spills and messes. Since agave nectar dissolves quickly, it is great for cold beverages, like iced teas, lemonades, and smoothies.

We've owned him since he was a yearling. Broke him ourselves, he has had riders from 5 years old to 70 years old on him. I've see him trot the barrel pattern with little kids but hes never been hauled to races and we never pursued it since he's a little...

The seed usually germinates in 1 - 3 months at 20°c. It can be fermented into 'Mescal', a very potent alcoholic drink. It is generally yellow or yellow-green with bulbous yellow flowers.

The seed usually germinates in 1 - 3 months at 20°c. It can be fermented into 'Mescal', a very potent alcoholic drink. It is generally yellow or yellow-green with bulbous yellow flowers.

‘Sunspot' is presumed to be more tender than its hardy parent. Dark blue-green glaucous leaves have creamy yellow margins and form a rigid rosette only about one foot tall. From David Salman of High Country Gardens.

This plant forms a low, broadly spreading, symmetrical, solitary rosette. Rigid and thick lanceolate leaves are very long and narrow, measuring about 18” long by just 1” wide. Be sure to wear thick gloves when handling this monster or you'll get nipped!...

The common name "Century Plant" is alluding to the belief that it takes 100 years to bloom. Developed by Hans Hansen from Agave b. In reality, Agaves bloom after 15-20 years, and the main crown dies after blooming.

The common name "Century Plant" is alluding to the belief that it takes 100 years to bloom. The leaves can measure up to 3in wide, with toothed notches lining the margins. In reality, Agaves bloom after 15-20 years, and the main crown dies after blooming.

Agaves typically flower only once every 15-25 years and the main crown dies after blooming. The beauty and grace of this formal looking Agave is undeniable. Though the mother plant dies after flowering, it produces an abundance of offspring during its...

You'll notice a faint green coloration where the margins and the centers overlap. Blue-gray leaves have ½” wide, ivory margins. In reality, Agaves bloom after 15-20 years, and the main crown dies after blooming.

The common name "Century Plant" is alluding to the belief that it takes 100 years to bloom. This is one of the most cold hardy Agaves, tolerating temperatures as low as 5°F. In reality, Agaves bloom after 15-20 years, and the main crown dies after blooming.

Bright golden yellow edges on arching, fleshy leaves creates an elegant urn-like form that is a sensational focal point in large containers. When re-potting, use a fast-draining cacti or succulent mix.

We have limited supply. The attractive leaves are spineless with no thorns. ‘Ray of Light' grows up to 3' in height and will bloom intermittently. Agave ‘Ray of Light' p.p. (Agave attenuata) ‘Ray of Light' is a wonderful, drought tolerant agave...

This dark edge really makes the light centers of the leaves pop! The common name "Century Plant" is alluding to the belief that it takes 100 years to bloom. Over time, the centers will lighten to near-white.

More than 200 species of agave (Agave spp.) grow in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 6 through 11. Breathing may become difficult and medical attention is needed immediately.

It is derived from the carbohydrates present in the blue agave plant through a totally natural process, with no chemicals involved. Organic agave syrup is the preferred sweetener of many calorie-watchers and diabetics, and can be used to sweeten any type...

The common name "Century Plant" is alluding to the belief that it takes 100 years to bloom. Toothed marginal spines and extremely long, cinnamon brown terminal spines accentuate the bright colors of the leaves.

The leaves tips end with cinnamon colored terminal spines. The margins are toothed only near the base of the plant, and smooth out toward the tips of the leaves. In reality, Agaves bloom after 15-20 years, and the main crown dies after blooming.