Agave salmiana v. ferox
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Re: Agave salmiana ssp. ferox
broad leaves and long terminal spines
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Re: Agave salmiana v. ferox
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Agave
"American aloe plant," 1797, from Greek Agaue, proper name in mythology (mother of Pentheus), from agauos "noble," perhaps from agasthai "wonder at".
"American aloe plant," 1797, from Greek Agaue, proper name in mythology (mother of Pentheus), from agauos "noble," perhaps from agasthai "wonder at".
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Re: Agave salmiana v. ferox
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Re: Agave salmiana v. ferox
How slow growing is this plant? Bought her in Sept 2021 and not seeing a lot of positive change.
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Re: Agave salmiana v. ferox
My own experience with a plant I got from KLC, who got his from Luc (France), is that the rhizome I got in 2018 was pretty slow growing.
Here is the shot from May, 2018 And here it is 5 years later - still not very big. When I repotted it a year or so ago, I found a small rhizome which I put in it's own pot, which looks to have divided into two plants. Here is what that looks like now, also not very fast growing, but I think doing better (faster growing) than its mother plant. I'm wondering if because there are two together, presumably growing off the same rhizome, and if that factor has somehow caused a modest speeding up of the growth rate? Lastly, this line as mentioned comes from Europe, so the real deal to my understanding. I wanted to compare with the variegated line available out there. Mine
comes from Renny's collection.
Here is my mother plant which came as a small pup in 2019 shown below And here is the same plant now, 4 years later. It's rate of growth despite being variegated has been much faster than the European clone, This one is a minimally variegated pup from it. And finally this plant side by side with the pups from the European clone.
Here is the shot from May, 2018 And here it is 5 years later - still not very big. When I repotted it a year or so ago, I found a small rhizome which I put in it's own pot, which looks to have divided into two plants. Here is what that looks like now, also not very fast growing, but I think doing better (faster growing) than its mother plant. I'm wondering if because there are two together, presumably growing off the same rhizome, and if that factor has somehow caused a modest speeding up of the growth rate? Lastly, this line as mentioned comes from Europe, so the real deal to my understanding. I wanted to compare with the variegated line available out there. Mine
comes from Renny's collection.
Here is my mother plant which came as a small pup in 2019 shown below And here is the same plant now, 4 years later. It's rate of growth despite being variegated has been much faster than the European clone, This one is a minimally variegated pup from it. And finally this plant side by side with the pups from the European clone.
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Re: Agave salmiana v. ferox
Wow..... I don't think it can get far better than this. An outstanding specimen indeedSpination wrote: ↑Sun Jul 09, 2023 9:32 am
Here is my mother plant which came as a small pup in 2019 shown below
2019 10 30 A Ferox Striata d _ offset of offset of Renny plant.png
And here is the same plant now, 4 years later. It's rate of growth despite being variegated has been much faster than the European clone,
2023 07 03 Agave Ferox Mother plant b.jpg
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