Agave albescens victoriae-reginae and referred to as

victoriae-reginae and referred to as A

eastern Guerrero

this smaller form which gets less than half that size is great for containers or the foreground area of the garden

with some of the nicest plants growing west of Nativitas

Agave albescens victoriae-reginae and referred to asThe type locality for Agave albescens is Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The plants are found growing at or near sea level among the coastal scrub, on the drier southeastern side of the island. The small to medium sized, light blue gray rosettes have scabrous, or sand papery like leaves with purplish black to black marginal spines. Over time, these rosettes can sparingly offset, forming small clumps. Agave albescens' 12 15' paniculate inflorescence holds many