On my wishlist! Excited to grow them in Houston Texas, as I see a lot of agave doing well in landscaping. Love that "bad hair day".

placed 2 orders already and very satisfied.. waiting on the 1s not ready yet... building a nursery in my backyard in Cape Coral,Fl

@Mountaincrestgardens

6 ай бұрын

Aw thank you! And all the best growing your nursery!

I love the video, but I recommend cutting off the netting on plugs. Every plant I ever planted with that netting died. It restricts roots on every kind of plant. That includes the mangave as well as annuals.

@Mountaincrestgardens

Жыл бұрын

Very good point, thank you! And even if the netting is too intertwined in roots to remove, cutting it and leaving it is better than nothing.

I've had lots of fun seeing the new varieties. Thank you for having these available.

@Mountaincrestgardens

Жыл бұрын

Our pleasure!

@careyjohnston4176

Жыл бұрын

I follow Plant Delights nursery and botanical garden and this is where I have learned more in a very short time than I ever had without them . Tony Advent us my hero.

Very nice plants thank you for sharing

very beautiful plant nice information 🌹💐 happy gardening

Thanks for the video. Bright light does bring out the color better. Note: be careful handling them; the leaves can be brittle and tips can break off.

@Mountaincrestgardens

Жыл бұрын

Very good Point! Thanks for the Tip ;)

I learned about a new succulent today - thank you!

@Mountaincrestgardens

Жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

What variety of the mangave was in your hands, it was more purple than usual, so wondering? 😊 I have bought a few from your website but have always seen plugs not other options.

@Mountaincrestgardens

Жыл бұрын

That potted one is Mangave 'Red Wing': mountaincrestgardens.com/mangave-red-wing-plug/ Unfortunately we're down to just the plugs at the moment, but they really do grow so fast once you pop them in soil!

Lot's of great info, thanx. One question. What kind of lifespan can you expect from mangave?

@Mountaincrestgardens

Жыл бұрын

It really depends on the variety, but they produce offsets that replace any that bloom out, so you can have a self-propagating colony for many years.

Does each variety grow larger at a different rate? If they are planted in pots and outside for the warmer months, the plant would need to only get to a size that air could carry in for the winter months. Would they then do well under Gro lights along with my other tender perennials that come in? If they are out for 7 months a year, would they still need Gro lights indoors (if there is no VERY sunny window that doesn’t have cats taking the best light)?

@Mountaincrestgardens

Жыл бұрын

Yes and they reach different sizes at maturity (we list them in the Product Details for each Mangave in our online catalog). And yes, you could absolutely grow them in containers and bring them indoors when there's a chance of below freezing temps. I have some that spend winter under grow lights just fine. I've also heard some gardeners send them into full dormancy by keeping them in the garage (cold, but above freezing) where they get almost no light and no water at all. Best to you and your cats! Annie

Which variety is the near black?

@Mountaincrestgardens

Жыл бұрын

Thunderbird: mountaincrestgardens.com/mangave-thunderbird-plug/

Agavreda is a better name. They didn't invite me to that meeting. Probably because at the last one I tried to get them to change misemps to Rocky Buttpooper.