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This agave plant has reached majurity...it has to be 9 years old before you can extract the juices from the heart of the plant. see pic. 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfNxo2vkdUU

[Kerri]

beautiful! Great lighting

[karenann]

Gorgeous color and lighting, bruni. Is that an aloe plant?! Lovely.

[katy]

Nice color!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

That looks like an aloe plant. Is that what it is? Nice shot.

[Pyrrhula]

Thanks for sharing you beautiful holyday pic with us
Enjoy it.

[bruni]

@karenann @kerristephens @grammyn @olivetreeann @pyrrhula
here is a link to watch the harvesting of the Agave plant.

[bruni]

@karenann I added a video to this picture..the plant does look like an Alovera plant...this one is called Agave.

[karenann]

Oops! I should have watched the video, bruni! Sorry. :)

[katy]

@bruni Such an interesting video. Thanks Bruni!

[Rick Schies]

that takes some patience.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@bruni Was the name Agave already in there? My goodness, I was not paying attention!! I think Aloe and Agave are related- silly me for not seeing that you had the name in your commentary.

[bruni]

@olivetreeann sorry no I added it after I saw your question as well as the link. did you watch it?

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@bruni Didn't have time to yesterday since we are a one computer family and husband was patiently waiting to use the computer. Will do so right now...

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Very interesting! That is one sharp spade!!