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Cacti & Succulents
garrett222

Agave attenuata

9 years ago

Some varieties in my yard

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  • 9 years ago

    Ooooh, those are nice! I wasn't aware there were variegated forms. I have the regular green one. It's been inside since the end of October in the greenhouse as we can get to - degrees C outside. It will be there till around mid March probably. Hopefully it will pull through the winter again, it looked fine the other day:-) I put a bubble wrap tent over the top as the roof can drip condensation. I grew it from a tiny 2inch pup that was gifted to me. I lost one pup that I detached when quite small but the big guy is growing two more that I've left on a bit longer so I want to try again with those this coming season.

    Gill

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