Agave 1 ( How to make an Agave Didgeridoo )

[@katherinewarner4339]

In a serendipitous moment I discovered as a fairly new didge player that I have a fallen agave flower stalk right in my yard! I believe it's also been there for at least a year, if not more. I just realized it would be the perfect project. I restore furniture as well so it's definitely going to be a growth and learning experience, but so glad I found your work.

[@melsai74]

Hi, did you harvest the flower stalk when it was still fresh or you cut it when still green? I have one in my garden too but not sure if I should wait until it dies off

[@leandroraicoski]

Thank you for your videos!

[@seydanicstudios2999]

I appreciate this man Kappibaruh

[@november8039]

Instructional and pleasant to watch. Wonderful video, man. Thanks

[@xindronesdidgeridoos]

You’re welcome

[@maskedman72]

Cant wait to watch this! loved your other didge building vid! very informative! thanks.

[@melsai74]

Hi, did you harvest the flower stalk when it was still fresh or you cut it when still green? I have one in my garden too but not sure if I should wait until it dies off

[@klajmber]

Hi, I like the video and also the rhythm you play at the begining and end of this video. Would you be so kind and break a bit down please? Where you breathe and so on? Thanks In advance. I also have agave stick and i am Just on a way to make a didge out of it.

[@xindronesdidgeridoos]

I wish that I could play as good as her, Maya Augutina Mosca, one of my favorite dodge performers! Look her up on KZbin

[@Elmomo299]

Love the video! I'm excited to make one. I'm so have a question. What is the best way to dry the flower stalk?

[@xindronesdidgeridoos]

Glad you liked the video and got inspired enough to want to make your own agave didge! Just select a naturally dried stalk, one where the plant itself is all dried out. Otherwise let the stalk sit in a sheltered place for about six month or until dried out, the stalk s.b. very lite weight due to the loss of moisture. Good luck.