Agave guiengola

A most stunning and distinctive, moderately large, soft-looking Agave from Oaxaca, Mexico to 1000 m (3300 ft.), where it grows with cacti such as Pilosocereus collinsii. It forms a dense rosette of very broad, silvery blue leaves. Agave guiengola prefers a moderately dry climate and does not like frost. It is still somewhat rare in cultivation.Cultural RequirementsSun Exposure Full sun from early ageLight shade when youngFrost Tolerance LightWater Requirements ModerateWind Tolerance HighAppearanceGrowth Rate ModerateGrowth Form Perennial Rosette PlantSucculentOrnamental Value BreathtakingUsesProperties Blue/SilverEvergreenHazards Child and Pet FriendlyGardening LandscapingOrnamentalPotted