chadec
@chadec
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Joined: Jan 13, 2013
Last seen: Sep 9, 2017
Topics: 20 / Replies: 526
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RE: Trachy inflorescence starting!

Very nice Barb, I think trachys are so beautiful in flower. You may get a new avatar photo from it.

12 years ago
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RE: How will a Bismarkia handle a zone 5 winter?

Have to agree with Jim. But even with my 50 days of 90F weather, I think the extended cold may be too much. And even the winter precip will soak up un...

12 years ago
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RE: How will a Bismarkia handle a zone 5 winter?

Barb, thats one reason I planted mine. I suck trying to keep them alive potted. So my best chance at a good sized one was trying it in ground. I proba...

12 years ago
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12 years ago
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RE: How will a Bismarkia handle a zone 5 winter?

When my sabal gets too tall I plan on giving it a hurricane cut just to fit it under its protection. May not be whats best for the palm but atleast it...

12 years ago
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RE: signs of spring

Agaves, I love agaves :D

12 years ago
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RE: How will a Bismarkia handle a zone 5 winter?

If you kept the bizzy potted and burried the pot, then heating the soil would become easier. Plus having it potted will slow its growth. I definitely ...

12 years ago
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RE: How will a Bismarkia handle a zone 5 winter?

Its gonna be tricky. I lost one two yrs ago in a pot cause I let it dry out. And being a zone 9b palm they will require more heat than your trachys. ...

12 years ago
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RE: Uncovered Washy

It's still green in the center and looking good. That washy will look like new in no time.

12 years ago
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RE: signs of spring

Its kinda the same here on the east coast. In NC the biggest collector I know is Tony Avent of Plant Delights nursery. He may have more agaves than me...

12 years ago
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RE: signs of spring

Igor, A. Mitis 'Nova' is the id I got from a arizona collector.

12 years ago
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RE: signs of spring

Thanks Barb and Mike, I was really surprised at its size. So much so it was in the ground within 15 mins.

12 years ago
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RE: signs of spring

There are several variations. If I had my laptop I would post an old photo from last summer. Its not that potatorum has a definite shape. Because the ...

12 years ago
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RE: signs of spring

Igor, that agave I believe is A. potatorum. I really need to post a photo on another forum for id. But according to my agave books Im pretty certain. ...

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