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Is this Agave Datylio??

GDLWyverex

By GDLWyverex
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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This poor mistreated puppy was abandoned on my doorstep last night and I am trying to ID it.
A.Datylio.jpg
 
Kinda looks like A. Datylio to me... Any ideas???

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Richard
 
 
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3 hours ago, GDLWyverex said:
This poor mistreated puppy was abandoned on my doorstep last night and I am trying to ID it.
A.Datylio.jpg
 
Kinda looks like A. Datylio to me... Any ideas???

Thanks


Richard
 
 

looks like the ultra highly variegated form of agave desmettiana joe hoak or angustifolia.  fyi .. they are both very slow and weak plants because lack of chlorophyll production.

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20 hours ago, tinman10101 said:

looks like the ultra highly variegated form of agave desmettiana joe hoak or angustifolia.  fyi .. they are both very slow and weak plants because lack of chlorophyll production.

The concensus amongst those with whom I have spoken is, as you sugget; yet another A. vivipera that I wont be able to get rid of...

Ohhhh well

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Richard

 

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