Selected by Pat McNeal, this is a non-clumping form of the species, still resembling a bromeliad with curling, spineless leaves that are, in this form, consistently blue-tinted. Reaches about 2ft tall and 18″ wide. As with the species, polycarpic and rare in cultivation. Often found clinging to cliff sides, these plants love the cool summer nights of the Northwest. Half sun, well-drained soil, and only occasional summer water. Frost hardy to 10F, USDA zone 8.

SQUID AGAVE

Agavaceae/Asparagaceae

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