Does the golden-edged agave bloom?

1. It will bloom, but it takes time

In fact, the golden-edged agave is a flowering plant, but it is very difficult for it to bloom. Generally, it will bloom after being cultivated for more than 10 years. So few friends can see it. After all, how many people can keep a pot of plants for more than 10 years? But a few days ago, a friend told me: The agave I bought two years ago actually bloomed today, what a surprise. This phenomenon does exist, but it is extremely rare.

2. The shape and posture of flowers

The flowers bloom on green stems. Each flower stem has three forks at the top, which are the so-called ovaries. The flowers at the top of the three ovaries are clustered together to form a diamond shape. The base of the flower is green, the petals are yellow, the flower is small, but the flower stem is much higher than the plant. The overall feeling it gives people is not only delicate and stunning, but also majestic, because it stands high above the plant.

3. Will the plant die after flowering?

Yes, its flowering can be said to be the final wonderful performance of its life. When the flowers fade, the plant will slowly wither. Therefore, many experienced flower growers will cut off the flowers in time when they are about to bloom to allow the plants to continue to survive. After all, this plant is mainly for viewing leaves.