I noticed this when watering my seeds the other day. The undersides of the leaves on this A. valenciana appear to be somewhat different to my other valenciana seedlings that have a solid purple underside. I want to ask people with more experience growing variegated agaves whether this appears to be ...

More photos: IMG_0297.JPG Ferocactus pilosus also in need of reporting... IMG_0298.JPG New shelves IMG_0299.JPG IMG_0300.JPG IMG_0301.JPG Variegated section IMG_0302.JPG IMG_0303.JPG IMG_0304.JPG A.atrovirens (v. mirabilis?) IMG_0305.JPG Does anyone have any idea of what qualifies for v. mirabilis? ...

This summer I have added some small shelves to my greenhouse to give me some extra space. Well, that was the idea anyway but the effect of my plan was immediately lost when I started looking at the internet and strayed to the dark depths (i.e. Ebay...) which is bad really since I told myself that I ...

This summer I have added some small shelves to my greenhouse to give me some extra space. Well, that was the idea anyway but the effect of my plan was immediately lost when I started looking at the internet and strayed to the dark depths (i.e. Ebay...) which is bad really since I told myself that I ...

Thank you, I had not considered Boldinhiana.

Sorry I did not see your question about whether the plant in photo 3 pups. It has not pupped in the year and a bit that I have had it.
Has anyone got any ideas about the last two photos?

I think 4 has too many marginal spines to be attenuata?

I am now going to be a pain and add these guys for id's. Again, thanks in advance for any help.

Thanks, I had never considered anything other than Parryanae for the 3rd one. Lurida seems to fit for the 3rd one as well (I was getting confused with desmettiana for some reason). I can see how the first one possibly fits in to the Marginatae group so because it seems to have intestinal spines, I w...

Mine is about 56 cm high and 90 in diameter so maybe something could happen if I give it a lot of water.

I have been in an enigmatic state as to what these plants are for a while. I would be grateful for any help on the matter.