On Dec 28, 2016, at 5:30 PM, Leo Martin <stnalpsoel@gmail.com> wrote:

Few of them tolerate much frost, and many tolerate no frost. They are
warm-growing, full-sun plants, except in hellish climates, like where I
live. They also struggle severely with hot night-time temperatures. If you
live in a rainy climate, grow them in pure pumice, or something equally
fast-draining. The high alpine ones are even harder to grow in warm
climates, so stick with the lower-elevation ones. Puya laxa is a very
attractive plant with narrow, white-flocked leaves. I think it could be
managed easily in a 1-gallon / 3.78 liter pot.

Leo Martin
Zone 9?
Phoenix Arizona USA
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