Agave parryi, Parry's agave Africa The angle of the blade

The angle of the blade can be adjusted in 4 steps

Wash separately

This alocasia can grow up to three feet high

The grass can be left alone for a natural look but looks best when cut back in May or June to allow fresh new foliage to emerge

Agave parryi, Parry's agave Africa The angle of the bladeParry's agave Family Name Asparagaceae Species Name Agave parryi Common Name Parry's agave Native to Mexico Plant Type Succulent Height x Width 2 3 x 3 4 Growth Habit Rosette with a rounded, spreading form Growth Rate Slow Sun Exposure Full sun Water Requirement Very low, drought tolerant Soil Type Slightly acidic, sandy or gravelly Flower Color Yellow, greenish yellow Flowering Months Late winter early spring, though variable Evergreen Deciduous