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Agave Titanota FO-076
IntermediateAgave titanota 'FO-076'
One of the most iconic Titanota locality forms. Numbered by Felipe Otero. Dense white teeth and compact form make it highly popular. Selected specimens command premium prices.
About
Agave titanota 'FO-076' is one of the representative provenance lines of titanota (and its allied group), a selected line traced to the field number 'FO-076' assigned by the grower Felipe Otero. Its great appeal lies in thick, blue-grey leaves densely edged with white to cream teeth, gathering into a compact, tightly formed shape that has made it extremely popular with collectors. Growth is slow, building a beautiful rosette over several years. Ideally give it direct sun year-round; for indoor culture, strong LED supplemental lighting is effective. Use a fast-draining mix of akadama, pumice, and similar, prioritizing drainage above all. Water only after the soil has dried completely, reducing watering in winter. Selected plants with fine tooth form and colour command high prices.
Basic Info
Origin
Oaxaca, Mexico
Size
20-40cm rosette
Temperature
5〜40℃
Humidity
10〜40%
Growing Tips
Soil
Akadama, Hyuga, pumice drainage-focused mix
Light
Direct sun develops white teeth. LED also works
Rooting
Imported plants: water culture rooting then transfer to soil
Notes
Beware counterfeits. Purchase from trusted breeders
Agave Titanota FO-076 FAQ
QWhat is the growing difficulty level for Agave Titanota FO-076?
Intermediate. A variety suitable for intermediate growers. Requires some cultivation experience and knowledge of environment management. Pay careful attention to temperature and humidity control.
QWhat is the ideal temperature for Agave Titanota FO-076?
The ideal temperature for Agave Titanota FO-076 is 5〜40℃. Recommended humidity is 10〜40%. Avoid sudden temperature changes and maintain a stable environment.
QHow large does Agave Titanota FO-076 get?
The mature size of Agave Titanota FO-076 is 20-40cm rosette. This may vary slightly depending on cultivation environment and individual differences.
QWhat is the typical price for Agave Titanota FO-076?
The price of Agave Titanota FO-076 varies significantly by variety, characteristics, size, and lineage. Please check ボタちょく's price guide for the latest market information.
Last updated: June 24, 2026
References & Sources
Edited & verified by: BoTachoku Editorial Team
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Taxonomy & Authority
Regulations & Conservation Status
Sources: CITES Appendices (List of species protected by CITES Appendix II) / 環境省 特定外来生物一覧 (Agave 非該当を確認)
Regulations may change. Always verify the latest information with the relevant authorities.
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