Have had these plants for YEARS.but all of a sudden this one has started sprouting a rather stranger.flower! Is anyone on here familiar with this plant!
I'm not a specialist at all but think it may be an Agave: http://tinyurl.com/c6ttzsl I saw one just like that this morning and have been noticing other types of Agave also flowering this year !! We got this one at home, the 'flower' is about 10m tall, we planted it more than 10 years ago, by pure luck at the perfect position for the flower to go between 2 power lines! http://iforce.co.nz/i/xcm5clzr.i3z.jpg
I hope no sparky sees that !
stevee6,
Apr 22, 11:22pm
LOL Looks like an agave to me too.
funkydunky,
Apr 22, 11:22pm
Yes it's an Agave Attenuata
deathrockboy,
Apr 24, 5:06am
Agave attenuata entering it's flowering phase. Nothing unusual. The main plant will flower and die but there will be heaps of offsets from the base, if there aren't already.
smiler127,
Apr 24, 4:32pm
Gosh they're beautiful!
guest,
Oct 10, 10:24pm
Don't forget to fully stierlize everything between crops.Just in case whatever problem you're having is disease or pest related, that'll make sure your new plants don't suffer the same fate.A strong (like 10%) bleach solution will annihilate anything, but you've got to be sure you rinse it off. If you want a safer solution something like Wipe Out is a good thing. I like it.
guest,
Oct 13, 3:48pm
Thank you. Yes, all of the photos on my web site and blog are mine ulenss otherwise credited. I never use other people's artwork without permission and credit.If you enjoy that Amaryllis, check out which was subsequently bought and used by the . Also check out the from over the years.
guest,
Jun 2, 2:50pm
we love amaryllis blmoos; we do well with a new bulb. However, after we buy an amaryllis and it honors us with its bloom (single or double, we don't care) then we cannot, for the Sake of God, get that Amaryllis to bloom again. Even when we elevate it to royalty status. And pray and bow. Any tips?
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