Agaves of Oaxaca: titanota vs. oteroi

[@ゆーき-w1j]

日本から 見ています。 遠い異国の地で育っているアガベを見れてとても嬉しいです。 歴史的な経緯や種類などの話も聞けてうれしいです。

[@AshishGupta-kb1nv]

Thanks for sorting out all issues around the classification of agave. Keep up the good work sir 😊

[@CactusQuest]

So nice of you Thank you!

[@zeahlessley6108]

Clear as mud 😋 I have titanota Black and Blue oteroi filagree, and they do look wildly different in terms of leaf shape and form, both about the same age. However, when looking at these examples, I genuinely don't follow and the oteroi examples look like titanota 😂

[@newmanmansell760]

That was interesting Hunter👏💯I am learning a lot

[@helgedonath1524]

As always, a very interesting and exciting video! I am very interested in taxonomy! Thank you for showing me. greetings from Germany

[@Feosnake]

Good video, but I'm still lost tbh haha Aloes/Agaves are a completely different ball game for me🤣

[@Bruiserboy1]

Loved this, thank you, it’s much clearer to me(I think!). I would have liked a smaller titanota same size as the oteroi for the discussion and comparison (or even better a bigger oteroi).

[@Gzusv2]

That was wild. I’m questioning whether my Titanona/s are Oteroi or something else now. 😅 great video btw. These are my favorite agave.

[@MrEltunas]

Pfff i think i got more confused with this video 😵‍💫 I just think that Oteroi is the green leaf-white spine agave And Titanota is the blue leaf-white/ brown spine Anyway, i just know i love agaves!

[@AridZine]

This scratched an itch I didn’t realise I had…

[@PlantaLoco]

Good video very informative

[@josephjude1290]

Damn good commentary

[@erikruggaard5790]

cultivators use rubberbands to tighten the ball or cut off the crown because its more tightly wrapped than the base

[@wiimshii]

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[@luziafariasbraz]

nossa amigo que lindo amo agaves e cactos e todas plantas queria uma dessa

[@Cactuscarlo]

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[@careyjohnston4176]

❤😊

[@HyrimBot]

WAT

[@cookiescacti]

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[@Atacanfarms]

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[@bobs5596]

it's all the same song...

[@mikekomalley]

Are u stoned

[@jossettspence3984]

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