Agave zebra
Zebra Agave
Early Winter 2018
58
- 19
Early Winter 2018
39
- 4
Mid Winter 2017
47
- 5
Mid Winter 2017
42
- 9
Late Winter 2016
23
- 7
Late Winter 2016
15
- 7












Agave zebra
Early Winter 2018
58
Early Winter 2018
39

Whilst looking in the growhouse this morning, I remembered Iβd potted on these pups from my mystery Agave last summer and forgot to bring them back indoors π± - but they look ok at the moment so i might leave them now. It might toughen them up a bit π₯ πͺπΌ #succulentsunday #agave #succulentsunday-agave #agave-baby #agave-propagation #succulent

They look quite happyπ

They must be a lot hardier than I thought @kimguy π

You have them what they neededπππ @richard.spicer.7906
Mid Winter 2017
47

I posted some pics of this last night from 9 months ago, where it had been very neglected and dehydrated (my bad! Scroll back through for evidence π) but thought I'd take some new pics this morning as it's come on really well, and it's producing new offsets too. I'm thinking this deserves a nice shallow terracotta pot in the spring #succulent #plantid #plantid-succulent

Isn't it great when plants survive despite our neglect?! It looks really healthy now ππ»π

Made me chuckle I've mine planted out doors π³ππ

Love the markings on agave. Terracotta is the way forward... but I also love blue n green glazed pots too... π

#agave #ouch
Mid Winter 2017
42

Quite neglected and dehydrated Agave from last year (as seen in this pic) but I have improved my cacti parenting since then π - I know this is an Agave but not sure which. It's very small (not really got bigger than this in the 25 years I've had it. A school friend of mine passed on to me a baby and it's got to about 20-25 cm in diameter. Interesting markings on it, someone previously mentioned Agave zebra but wasn't sure. Can anyone help ID this? #succulent #plantid #plantid-succulent

@richard.spicer.7906 Richard do you have a ginger plant,I bought a bulb or root at Harrogate last year and it has 6 shoots coming through and I wondered what it will look like

No, not currently. I tried to grow one a couple of years but was unsuccessful. Coincidently I was at the garden centre today and saw a ginger root in the bulb display and wondered whether I should give it another go but left it for now. Glad you have shoots, that's further than I got πππΌ @KatieCat

I will take a photo tomorrow and show you@richard.spicer.7906

Maybe Agave Salmiana? Here is a link.... https://shop.cacti.com/landscape-succulents/agave-salmiana/

Thanks @SikoMa @gjones as always, I've been reading so much today on Agaves (good job really as at home off work due to sickness and trying to keep myself amused π) - I think it's very difficult to tell as it's still quite young, but in the end I decided to go with Agave zebra as I'd read some reviews that this plant unusually produces quite a lot of offsets whilst still quite young itself. Although I've had the plant about 25 years, I can't remember if I ever replaced the mother plant before..

(Cont) ... it got to big and just kept babies. Either way, this time round I will do the reverse and pot up into bigger pot and see how big it gets. Also, Agave zebra has tendency to have curved spines where's the others may be a bit straighter. But as it grows I will keep in my head that potentially it might be one of the others. Thanks again πππΌ

@richard.spicer.7906 sent a photo of my ginger plant but put on your number wrong

#25years #agave #ouch
Late Winter 2016
23

They have his amazing pattern left from when the leaves unfold I think.

That's really cool but I have N O idea what it is doh

Ooh interesting π

Wonder if Bryan might know? @succulentandfriends π¬

Hehehe no idea. But it is agave.. Prints on the leaves look interestingπ€

#agave #succulent #TheWondersOfNature

@richard.spicer.7906 approach with caution π I've a similar plant I'll check the name tomorrow.
Late Winter 2016
15

My neglected Agaves, which I've had for about 25 years now. They are a bit stunted. The mother plant was amazing and my friend gave me these babies when I was a teenager. Really will try harder with my #houseplants this year π³. Anyone know what type of Agave they are?

#houseplant

They look lethal ππ

Looks like Agave zebra.

Interesting looking π€

Agave neglecta? ππ

#agave #houseplant #succulent
The mother plants are looking so much healthier compared to last year (scroll left on the photo to look at previous pics) - I think potting them on did wonders. And they are the biggest now they have ever been ππͺπΌ Iβm still not 100% certain on the ID - they have always been small, beautiful markings and produce pups very frequently at such a small size. I guessed Agave Zebra but would welcome any other suggestions πππΌ
#succulentsunday #succulentsunday-agave #agave #succulent
Whatever they are they are very impressive Richard π
I have this one Richard, but don't thinks it's a Zebra. Will post a pic of mine and tag you π
Looks spiteful π§
They look much better, don't they?
Thanks Sam! Hopefully it will have a good year this year too ππΌπ @icedance
Thanks Hayley π will check it out @hayleyaj
It is Kathy! I had started to nip off the pointy bits as they are so sharp π± @kathy
They do Leslie, so pleased they have picked up. I feel bad I neglected them for so long. Iβm a better parent now π @lesliecole49
πππΌ - hope yours has survived the snow storm @cyndi
The markings are beautiful close up Laura - Iβm hoping you can still see them as the plant gets bigger π @columbiariver