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Puya seedling volunteer


Tracy

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I have been watching this little seedling from one of my Puya mirabilis grow and it is approaching the size that this particular Puya species may start blooming.  The spent flower seedpods hang on for several months before popping open on these.  I specifically remember trying to spread seed in this area and I don't have any other Puya's nearby that could have been seed or pollen source (when it was in bloom)..  This is now a couple of years old from the point that I noticed it and could tell it wasn't just another weed to be pulled.

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33.0782 North -117.305 West  at 72 feet elevation

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