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These Agave horrida plants are an exceptionally nice form that are propagated in tissue culture and are very uniform. They have medium green leaves, beautiful teeth, and perfectly symmetrical rosettes. The website agavaceae.com has the original description, a listing of the synonyms with their first descriptions and Gentry’s account as well as photos of plants in habitat. Go to agaveville.org for photos of plants in cultivation.
Agave horrida is native to the central Mexican state of Morelos and these plants are a selection propagated by tissue culture. Plants are medium sized, perfectly symmetrical rosettes, growing to about 2-3 feet tall by 3-4 feet across. Leaves are generally dagger-shaped, bright green, but sometimes dark green, beautiful teeth along the margin. Frost sensitive, showing some damage when temperatures dip in to the mid-20’s F.
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