Agave Potatorum

Because roots are under soil, root rot may go undetected until the whole plant tips over from having no roots to anchor it in place.Bacterial crown and root rot can also be common in agave, caused by the.

Agave is in the Agavaceae family of succulents which include) is one of the most notorious landscape agaves. The American agave or American aloe, as it is also called, has a white stripe running down the center of the leaves.

And some a bit more rare.Variegation in succulents is almost always caused by normal genetic variation, at least initially... As I began to think about all my favorite succulents in my collection, I began to realize that a large proportion of them are...

In a previous article I introduced the reader to the basics of Agave culitvation and a few of the more common species of Agave. This article will in no way be able to cover all the larger Agave species there are, but it should provide at least an introduction...

And super hot and humid situations even less so.They are also not very cold hardy (though recover pretty well from breif freezes down to the mid 20s).They are not nearly as drought tolerant as most other succulents, so don't withhold water that much,...

The ever-growing interest in natural products has boosted the demand for Safed Musli especially in Europe, the United States and countries in the Gulf. From there it began to reach rare status as demand for the plant dramatically increased.

Most are fairly easy to grow and take little care once established. Repotting is also a good time to remove old, dead leaves, weeds (see the photo below) and any parasites you might find near the leaf bases or on the roots.Many agaves make excellent show...

Stays on a consistent worming/ trimming schedule every 6 weeks. We've owned him since he was a yearling. Will walk over tarps all day but doesn't trust rain puddles in the street, he thinks its a black hole that will suck him down to the middle of the...

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.

The long bottle neck and pourer top help provide a perfect pour every time, while the closure cap solves the problem of storing any unused portions. Since agave nectar dissolves quickly, it is great for cold beverages, like iced teas, lemonades, and smoothies.

Stays on a consistent worming/ trimming schedule every 6 weeks. We've owned him since he was a yearling. Will walk over tarps all day but doesn't trust rain puddles in the street, he thinks its a black hole that will suck him down to the middle of the...

It is generally yellow or yellow-green with bulbous yellow flowers. * The plant was used for food and fiber by local Native American peoples such as the Havasupai. The sap can also be tapped by boring a hole into the middle of the plant at the base of...

It is generally yellow or yellow-green with bulbous yellow flowers. * The plant was used for food and fiber by local Native American peoples such as the Havasupai. The sap can also be tapped by boring a hole into the middle of the plant at the base of...

Neomexicana, a well-known cold hardy plant native to Texas and New Mexico. ‘Sunspot' is presumed to be more tender than its hardy parent. A 1.5in long brown terminal spine extends from each leaf, and very well-defined spines also line the margins.

Simply incredible! The common name "Century Plant" is alluding to the belief that it takes 100 years to bloom. Rigid and thick lanceolate leaves are very long and narrow, measuring about 18” long by just 1” wide.

Tentacle-like, narrow and twisty leaves makes this a very unique look for Agave. The common name "Century Plant" is alluding to the belief that it takes 100 years to bloom. 'Calamar' and introduced through Walters Gardens, Inc.

Forms a large, upright habit of dark green leaves with a wide, butter yellow margin. The common name "Century Plant" is alluding to the belief that it takes 100 years to bloom. Light green color appears where the margin and centers overlap.

Agaves typically flower only once every 15-25 years. The beauty and grace of this formal looking Agave is undeniable. Agaves typically flower only once every 15-25 years and the main crown dies after blooming.

Blue-gray leaves have ½” wide, ivory margins. Agave gypsophila is a sought-after succulent, difficult to find and rare in production. Best color will occur when in full sun, the overall look will be greener in part shade.

Its distinctive powdery grey color has almost a turquoise cast to it according to Sean Hogan, owner of Cistus Nursery where this plant originated. The common name "Century Plant" is alluding to the belief that it takes 100 years to bloom.

It is quick growing and often produces many offsets. Hardy to around 25° F and a little lower for short duration's. Bright golden yellow edges on arching, fleshy leaves creates an elegant urn-like form that is a sensational focal point in large containers.

This is a rare new succulent that we have searched hard to find for over two years. The attractive leaves are spineless with no thorns. We have limited supply. ‘Ray of Light' grows up to 3' in height and will bloom intermittently.

The newest leaves are pale green with a thin, darker green margin. 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.

More than 200 species of agave (Agave spp.) grow in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 6 through 11. This species grows best in well-draining soil in USDA zones 8b to 11 in full sunlight.Agaves are attractive succulents, but can be dangerous...

Noticeably sweeter than regular sugar, organic agave syrup is often used by calorie-conscious customers, who are able to substitute less agave syrup than the original quantity of sugar in a recipe, consuming fewer calories.

The intense blue-green leaves are reminiscent of water, especially as the waxy coating draws out their blue coloring. The common name "Century Plant" is alluding to the belief that it takes 100 years to bloom.

The margins are toothed only near the base of the plant, and smooth out toward the tips of the leaves. This is a sport of a yellow-edged Agave desmettiana with very wide, bright yellow margins.