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Agave nizandensis
Cutak
One of the strangest agave species, very tropical, very soft and quite fragile leaves, produces many suckers, grows best in the shade
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© Julia Etter & Martin Kristen
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Basic Data
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Subgenus |
Littaea |
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Serrulatae |
Diameter |
up to 60cm |
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Flower Color |
pale yellow |
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Reproduction |
normally clustering, suckers, seed |
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Natural Location
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Occurrence |
Oaxaca |
Remarks
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Can bloom after 4 years, according to Gentry in the section "Amolae"
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Unclear to which subgenus it belongs
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Very distinctive species
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Various
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Indoor Summer
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Exposition |
half shady |
Watering |
plenty |
Indoor Winter
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Temperature |
keep over 6°C / 43°F |
Soil |
keep moderately moist |
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