Agave angustifolia Size:4" Pot Its red teardrop-shaped leaves last

Its red teardrop-shaped leaves last for one or two seasons and can be propagated for a more impressive hedge or houseplant collection

it has several common names: blue flame cactus

that readily builds up into a dense cluster of stems smothered by white hairs

from dry to moderately humid

and sparingly during their dormant period in summer

Agave angustifolia Size:4" Pot Its red teardrop-shaped leaves lastAgave angustifolia Exposure: They need full sun to partial shade or very high interior lighting. Watering: Plants are not so drought tolerant and requires more water than most agave species. Plants should be watered and allowed to dry before watering again. Ground cultivated plant are more tolerant to drought, and salty seaside conditions. Little if any irrigation is needed to maintain the plant once established. Hardiness: When grown as a houseplant,