Agave, 8in, Victoriae-Reginae Queen Victoria

Agave, 8in, Victoriae-Reginae Queen VictoriaThis incredibly attractive, award winning Agave Victoriae Reginae Queen Victoria is a beautiful succulent forming a perfectly spherical, solitary rosette of thick, smooth and spineless, dark green leaves. Each leaf is adorned with almost 'hand painted' white margins and a small terminal spine. While infrequent, mature plants (over 10 years) flower only once, bearing dense clusters of creamy white flowers. Very slow growing, this distinctive agave is

This incredibly attractive, award-winning Agave Victoriae-Reginae Queen Victoria is a beautiful succulent forming a perfectly spherical, solitary rosette of thick, smooth and spineless, dark green leaves. Each leaf is adorned with almost 'hand-painted' white margins and a small terminal spine. While infrequent, mature plants (over 10 years) flower only once, bearing dense clusters of creamy-white flowers. Very slow-growing, this distinctive agave is terrific for sunny borders or containers.

If you need any more photos or additional information on this product, send us a message using the chat button on our website with the product name, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

This plant has a representative product photo and the item you will receive may not be exactly as shown.

Attributes

Type: Houseplant / Tropical
Height: Up to 12in
Spread: Up to 24in
Light: Full Sun to Partial Shade
Water: Medium, room temperature
Zone: 9b - 11b
Pet Safe: Mildly poisonous to children and pets

Care

General Maintenance: Repot when the plant has become rootbound. Yearly, change out some of the soil to ensure the plant has fresh nutrients. Propogation of the "pups" can be done during repotting.

Temperature: Room temperatures that average 18-24ºC.

Light: A bright, sunny location is best to help this plant thrive, but it will also tolerate some light shade.

Watering: Water thoroughly when dry. Water more sparingly in the winter. Don't overwater, as this plant is prone to root rot.

Fertilizer: Give a small amount of fertilizer in the spring during the first two years. Established plants do well on their own.

Soil: They tolerate most soils as long as they have good drainage, but they have a preferance for a rocky/sandy soil blend.