What's looking Exotic in 2022

My Melianthus major looks like its had it for this year also, but as you say always comes back once established.

 

My Furcraea looks intact but will probably rot.


Nanas don't look good.


Yucca seems to think this might be a good time to flower.

Might leave the Echiums alone for a while and see what happens. This one isn't dead but might lose its leader.

 

My last one (six years from seed as well) looks like it is toast too.
As far as suckering goes I can't say with any certainty, but when my first one bloomed there were no suckers. That said it is a close relative of Agave which do sucker and Beschorneria which clump up quite nicely from the base area.

 

I dont actually remember how old my Furcraea is , if anyone remembers a member on this site that had one flower and offered us all bulbils, mine is from one of those, but must be 10 yrs ago at least.

 

Just for a laugh, they let anybody make videos these days.
Just showing how not to repot a plant that didn't need repotting in the first place.

Pot It Up - YouTube

 

I started watching it but lost interest. My attention span isn't long enough

 

Twigs!! He's got twigs I'd love to see him re-pot something in a terracotta pot Oh deary, deary me.....it hadn't got it's roots into what was there already, and he puts it into a bigger pot? Twerp! Thought I'd look at the next one. Is there anything on YouTube that doesn't emanate from USA?

 

I just watched it because I had nothing better to do, but he calls himself "the Plumeria expert", and judging by the comments some people think he is.