Central Phoenix -- My Mangave Bloodspot grows in the ground with irrigation every two weeks in summer. It is in partial shade. Because ...Read Moreit is near some other frost-sensitive plants, it often gets covered if frost is expected, however I don't think it is frost sensitive. My original single plant has pupped into a clump of many small heads, of which I have removed and rooted several. The clump blooms, sometimes in spring and sometimes in fall.
I just started growing Mangave "Bloodspot" this past year. It is relatively small compared to its larger cousin, "Mocha-Mocha", but is a...Read More beautiful plant. I am not sure if Mangave Bloodspot is as cold hardy as Mangave Mocha-Mocha so I am growing it indoors until I find otherwise. It has not produced any offsets, so this may be another significant difference from Mocha-Mocha.
Recently popular in the succulent trade (I had not seen until 2008, but probably been around before then). Small, solitary hybrid, presu...Read Moremably between Agave macroacantha and Manfreda (now included in the Agaves) maculosa. Has agave-like teeth and stiff leaves, but with the coloration of Manfreda. Not sure if flowers, and if does, not sure if monocarpic or not.
Central Phoenix -- My Mangave Bloodspot grows in the ground with irrigation every two weeks in summer. It is in partial shade. Because ...Read More
Remains small but will create a nice little clump in time. Best up off the ground were you can enjoy it's interesting spots.
I just started growing Mangave "Bloodspot" this past year. It is relatively small compared to its larger cousin, "Mocha-Mocha", but is a...Read More
Recently popular in the succulent trade (I had not seen until 2008, but probably been around before then). Small, solitary hybrid, presu...Read More