A huge but easy-growing agave species developing rosettes of lanceolate spine-edges leaves up to 6 feet across (though more commonly 3-4 feet). Leaves are bluish green with a white powedery cover, sometimes sporting darker bands. Plants tend to live 10-20 years, sometimes forming pups in that time, before dropping their energy into a massive 10-15 foot spike covered in hundreds of large yellow flowers that will attract all manner of pollinators. This form comes from southeastern Arizona in one of the wettest parts of the state, but still likes dry rocky soils or cliffside cracks best.
Packets contain approx. 10 seeds each.