|
|
Agave delamateri
Hodgson & Slauson
Quite possibly a cultivated plant, introduced by Indians. Has sometimes nice cross-bands and an attractive light blue-grey color. Likes a sunny place with lots of wind
|
|
|
|
© Julia Etter & Martin Kristen
|
|
- Descriptions
- Herbaria
- Collections
- Basic Data
- Habitat Pictures
- Horticultural Data
- Horticultural Pictures
Fieldbook # |
Country |
State |
Municipality |
Description |
Altitude |
GPS Lat |
GPS Long |
Only field data publicly available is shown! Detailed personal field data only available to scientists with special permission!
|
Basic Data
|
Subgenus |
Agave |
Section |
Ditepalae |
Diameter |
up to 80cm |
Inflorescence |
250-350cm |
Flower Color |
pale crème |
Flowering Time |
|
Reproduction |
suckers, seed(?) |
Common Name |
|
Natural Location
|
Occurrence |
Arizona |
|
Rocky to sandy, south-oriented arroyos. Hot and dry in the summer. Cool and rather humid in the winter |
Remarks
|
|
|
|
| |
Young
 |
Adult
 |
Inflorescence
 |
Flower
 |
Various
 |
Various
 |
|
|
|
|
Indoor Summer
|
Exposition |
sunny |
Watering |
plenty |
Indoor Winter
|
Temperature |
keep over 6°C / 43°F |
Soil |
keep slightly moist |
Outdoor
|
Sun Tolerance |
|
Hydration |
|
Hardiness |
|
|
