Large rosette-forming succulent with stiff, dark green leaves for dramatic visual impact
Unbranched trunk with hooked teeth and flowering spike up to 20 feet for spectacular blooms
Monocarpic nature produces flowers and bulbils, ensuring plant perpetuation after flowering
Drought resistant and thrives in low-water environments, suitable for arid climates
Limited distribution in calcareous soils near Puebla, Mexico, making it a rare collector's plant
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A large rosette forming succulent with stiff, 6-foot-long, dark green leaves. It also has hooked teeth growing at the top of an unbranched trunk that can be 8 feet tall or more - in habitat it can get up to over 20 feet and is considered the tallest of the Agave relatives. This plant typically flowers in cultivation when the trunk is 5 to
