Agave victoriae-reginae Cyanastrum reduce slightly in cooler months

reduce slightly in cooler months while avoiding complete dryness

Additional notes for collectors

curves slightly like a sickle and is divided by a strong central vein

Pest pressure: Narrow leaves may hide spider mites or mealybugs

Leggy growth: indicates insufficient light or lack of vertical support

Agave victoriae-reginae Cyanastrum reduce slightly in cooler monthsAgave victoriae reginae Agave victoriae reginae, known as Queen Victoria Agave, fits dark green triangular leaves into a dense, almost spherical rosette. Crisp white lines trace the smooth edges and cross the angled surfaces, creating a geometric pattern throughout the plant. A short dark terminal spine caps each leaf.