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Agave Warelliana
IntermediateAgave warelliana
Small to medium agave from Mexico. Blue-green leaves with delicate teeth. Less commonly available but compact and ideal for container culture. Hidden gem for collectors.
About
Agave warelliana is a small to medium-sized agave native to Mexico. Its appeal lies in a calm beauty—moist-looking blue-green leaves lined with delicate, restrained teeth—and it forms a compact rosette of a size well-suited to container culture. Availability is comparatively limited, and as a lesser-known species it enjoys a quiet popularity among collectors who prefer refinement over flashiness. Grow in a fast-draining mix in a sunny, airy spot. Water only after the soil has dried completely and reduce watering in winter to avoid excess moisture. Its cold tolerance is not especially high, so protect it from frost and severe cold in winter. Compact and easy to grow, it also suits those who want to enjoy agave in limited spaces.
Basic Info
Origin
Mexico
Size
25-40cm rosette
Temperature
-3〜38℃
Humidity
15〜45%
Growing Tips
Soil
Well-draining succulent soil
Light
Full sun ideal. Develops best leaf color
Watering
Keep dry. About every 2 weeks in growing season
Notes
Limited availability — check specialty shops
Agave Warelliana FAQ
QWhat is the growing difficulty level for Agave Warelliana?
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 Warelliana?
The ideal temperature for Agave Warelliana is -3〜38℃. Recommended humidity is 15〜45%. Avoid sudden temperature changes and maintain a stable environment.
QHow large does Agave Warelliana get?
The mature size of Agave Warelliana is 25-40cm rosette. This may vary slightly depending on cultivation environment and individual differences.
QWhat is the typical price for Agave Warelliana?
The price of Agave Warelliana 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
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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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