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Agave is a succulent plant with large leaves that end in spiny tips.
The plant is usually used as focal plant in arid landscapes and also used in making tequila a popular whisky.
In Uganda the plant is typically used as an ornamental lawn plant.
Some of the emphasized varieties include;
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Agave will tolerate any well draining soil, but their preference is rocky or sandy soil and is not particular about soil pH.
Propagation from offshoots is the fastest and most reliable method of agave plant.
However seeds are also viable sources which can give good results when got.
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Offsets for planting can be got from the nursery or you can get them from a mother agave if you can locate one.
Cut offsets at the node from the mother plant then place it in the container filled with potting soil.
Once rooted and the plant is firm enough transplant it into the surface at a given spot in the lawn.
To transplant, dig a planting hole twice as wide and equal in depth to the plant root ball. Then release the plant root ball gently to spread the roots.
Place the seedling in the hole after enriching it with a sandy loam mixture.
However take caution not to plant the agave deeper than it was previously growing.
After the transplanting water the plant to reduce the transplanting shock.
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Once you have planted your agave plant in the compound there is little attention needed aside pruning to keep the plant in shape.
However some hindrances may occur from too much watering or too little light as these deter its growth.
The plant is reported to be a source of clothing and building materials in the ancient west.
The blue agave is used to make a popular drink called tequila in South American countries.
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