Agave Pygmaea 'Dragon Toes'
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Agave Pygmaea 'Dragon Toes' key facts
- Growing Difficulty
- Beginner-friendly
- Lifespan
- 20-30 years
- Size
- 20-40cm (rosette diameter)
- Temperature
- 5〜35℃
- Humidity
- 30〜60%
- Light & Placement
- It grows in anything from direct sun to bright partial shade. Inheriting the species' forest-floor origins, it tolerates shade a little better than other agaves.
- Watering
- Keep it on the dry side and water once the soil has dried. Avoid excess moisture and never leave the pot waterlogged.
- Temperature & Overwintering
- Cold tolerance is low, with a working range of 5-35°C. Watch out below 5°C and bring it to a bright indoor window for winter.
- Soil & Repotting
- Use a fast-draining mix. With a rosette of only 20-40 cm, this compact cultivar does fine in a small pot.
- Size
- Very small size, ideal for balconies and indoor pots
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