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Showing posts with label Agave. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Agave. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 3, 2024

Agave fulvous-yellow.

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  Despite the fact that the plant differs from other species by its short stem, this does not affect its decorative properties. On the contr...

Agave Tumi.

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  This plant is quite unusual, as it begins to actively grow and form turfs under fairly good conditions.  It is quite small, with narrow le...

Queen Victoria Agave.

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  Many gardeners grow this species at home, because the diameter of the entire plant does not exceed 60 cm. Each of the leaves is no more th...

Agave compressed.

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  The homeland of this plant is considered to be one of the states of Mexico - Puebla. Unlike other species, it begins to branch out as it g...
Monday, September 2, 2024

Agave Attenuata Salm-Dyck.

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  Agave attenuata has a powerful stem, reaching 15 cm in diameter. It can grow up to 1.5 m, be either erect or drooping. At its top is a ros...

Agave americana.

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 This species can have up to 30 hard and fleshy leaves covered with a waxy coating in a basal rosette. Under proper conditions, they can rea...

Blue agave or tequila.

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 It, along with other species, is used to produce tequila, a Mexican alcoholic drink. It grows wild in western Mexico, at an altitude of one...
Saturday, June 1, 2024

Agave

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 With all the beauty and benefits of plants familiar to Russians, it is useful to know about exotic ornamental crops. 
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