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Agave attenuata !!


JubaeaMan138

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Has anyone ever seen This before? This is a big agave attenuata that has always been green. I have 100s of these around my property that are big this is the only one like this the hole center has opened up bright yellow like a variegated plant it is healthy and looks great besides the yellow. The yellow makes it look super beautiful. Here is a couple pictures but even the pictures aren't as yellow as it actually is 

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I think the end is near your attenuata. Looks it will be flowering soon.

Enjoy it because attenuata flowers are amazing.

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Was thinking the same thing as Monòver but, like you said, I'd anticipate seeing the atypical, asparagus-like bloom spike emerging if this specimen was starting to bolt. Could very well be in the early stage of doing that but this might just as well be a flush of leaves that's a bit paler than the norm. Interesting. Keep us updated.

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Well mine did begins to flower after all. The only one that turned a really nice albino look before flowering I'm hoping I get some nice variegates off of this plant when it has finished its flowering we will see 

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