Description.
One of my own hybrids that was produced by applying agave parrasana pollen to agave heteracantha. The pollen was collected from my parrasana in 2016 and preserved by drying and freezing. The pollen was then thawed out in 2020, rehydrated and applied to heteracantha. It's becoming a dangerous pass time pollinating these, working at height or reaching out of an upstairs window
The Parrasana Gallery has images of this host plant starting with the first signs of the emerging flower spike through to flowers and seed pods. It is a compact form of parrasana that a freely offsets.
The Heteracantha Gallery has images of this host plant starting with the first signs of the emerging flower spike through to flowers and seed pods.
