My Mangave bad hair day bloomed over 2 years ago over 7 ft tall and still has the bloom stalk and is thriving? Why?
Mangave 'Bad Hair Day' [plug]
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Why hasn’t mine produced pups or died off? The stalk almost looks as if will bloom again? The plant is at least 4 years old. Thank you!
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May 13, 2024 - 07:58 AM
Agave (which is one of the parents of your Mangave) tend to be slow growers. They take a long time to do anything and that includes dying after blooming. More light may accelerate this process and help the plant produce pups.
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