Agave angustifolia "margiana"

Agave angustifolia "margiana" (scientific name: Agave angustifolia var. margiana) is native to Mexico,and is a variegated variant of a succulent plant and tree of Agricaceae family . There is a yellow or white annular ring (margiana) on the edge of the leaf, and there are spinous saw teeth. The stem is short and a large rosette stands up. Flowers rarely bloom, but when flowering, a lot of light yellow tubular flowers blooming like a stick extending from the center of rosettes to a long flower stalk will bloom. After the flowers, the plants will die. It is similar to Agave americana, but it is a dragon orchid of thin leaves (angustifolia). It is cultivated for ornamental use.

Name: Agave angustifolia "Margiana", also known as Agave angustifolia margiana, Century plant, Origin: Mexico, leaf shape: sword or lanceolate, leaf margin: silver white band, spinous saw tooth.

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