R.I.P. Xavier Quijas

One of the highlights during my time as a danzante; performing on stage with the late great Xavier Quijas Yxayotl at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery - 2017.

u/AgaveLover82 — 10 days ago
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Eagle Dancer

Day of the Dead/Dia de los Muertos - Mt. View Mortuary & Cemetary - San Bernardino, CA USA
Nov 3, 2018. Photo by me #aztecdancer #aztecdancers #indigenous

u/AgaveLover82 — 11 days ago
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👋 Welcome to r/Aztecdancers - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

Hey everyone! I'm u/AgaveLover82, a founding moderator of r/Aztecdancers.

This is our new home for all things related to Aztec/Precolombian dance and music. We're excited to have you join us!

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Post anything that you think the community would find interesting, helpful, or inspiring. Feel free to share your thoughts, photos, or questions about dances, atuendo or accessory making, and music.

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u/AgaveLover82 — 12 days ago

White chocolate syrup for lattes

I'm looking for a white chocolate syrup for homemade lattes but would like something as natural as possible; in other words, something that's made with chocolate and not flavors and sweeteners. OR, how to make my own--not bean to syrup, but maybe simple syrup with chocolate.

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u/AgaveLover82 — 1 month ago

What happened to my 🍅?

What causes this? Pest? I fertilize with tomato fertilizer.

Brandywine in zone 9b/10a getting full sun.

Let me know if I should share a picture of the plant and fertilizer.

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u/AgaveLover82 — 2 months ago

Quadruple bloom on one branch

Four blooms on a single NOID branch. I lost the ID to this several years ago--hoping it's a self-fertile variety. I've pollinated a majority of the blooms using pollen from Sugar Dragon just to be safe, and the rest with its own pollen.

Covered in bags (not pictured) to avoid unwanted pollen.

u/AgaveLover82 — 2 months ago