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4 comments:
Quite big! I've seen small versions.
I know that taquila is made from the blue agave plant, but can it be distilled from this kind as well?
Kind of creepy. Giant agaves always look like they could be ready to grab you if you come too close.
Fine looking example of the agave plant. They only grow as house plants in our part of the world.
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