Agave
angustifolia var. marginata was discovered as an off-shoot of A. angustifolia
var. marginata.
by Mr.Woodrow in 1967.
It's one of those plants you don't see around much.
This is the only Agave I have that I enjoy. I think I got it about 8 years ago. It is one of the slowest plants I have. In all that time it has only made 2 pups plus any new leaves are very slow in coming.
Like any new plant you look at it a lot but as time moves on, not so much. The more time passes the less you look at it. So after 8 years or so I started to look at again and thought it might be time for a new pot and remove the 2 offsets.
These 2 offsets have been around for 2 or 3 years but now they are on their own.
by Mr.Woodrow in 1967.
It's one of those plants you don't see around much.
This is the only Agave I have that I enjoy. I think I got it about 8 years ago. It is one of the slowest plants I have. In all that time it has only made 2 pups plus any new leaves are very slow in coming.
Like any new plant you look at it a lot but as time moves on, not so much. The more time passes the less you look at it. So after 8 years or so I started to look at again and thought it might be time for a new pot and remove the 2 offsets.
These 2 offsets have been around for 2 or 3 years but now they are on their own.
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