This is one I picked up from Solana Succulents last year as an unlabelled plant but it’s fairly common on ebay/etsy due it’s pupping proclivity. Has a different leaf shape than ‘Kissho Kan’, ‘Tradewinds’ or ‘Rum Runner’ and makes a nice container specimen.
Handles sun well without changing color much but like many variegates doesn’t want full desert sun all day.
Agave ‘Becky’
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- Gafoto
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Re: Agave ‘Becky’
What is the origin of Becky? Is it a cultivar of A. isthmensis or A. potatorum or a hybrid?
Experts please advise.
Experts please advise.
- Gafoto
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Re: Agave ‘Becky’
I believe it is a cultivar of isthmensis. When ‘Becky’ reverts it looks quite similar to the inland form of isthmensis.
Here is a “Harvey Dent Becky” with half reversion:
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Re: Agave ‘Becky’
Yes, it does have lot of isthmensis in it. Thanks for the input GafotoGafoto wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 9:28 pm I believe it is a cultivar of isthmensis. When ‘Becky’ reverts it looks quite similar to the inland form of isthmensis.
Here is a “Harvey Dent Becky” with half reversion:
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