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Agave (General) key facts

Growing Difficulty
Intermediate
Lifespan
10-30 years (monocarpic — dies after flowering)
Size
10cm-2m
Temperature
0〜40℃
Light & Placement
Loves direct sun and an airy spot. More and more varieties overwinter outdoors in Japan, making it suitable for garden beds.
Watering
After soil fully dries. Keep minimal
Soil
Extremely well-draining soil. Mainly pumice and Hyuga soil
Temperature & Overwintering
Growing range is 0-40°C. Cold hardiness varies by species; the hardiest tolerate -15°C, so choose the overwintering spot per variety.
Propagation
Propagate from offsets or seed. The plant is monocarpic and dies after flowering, but many species produce offsets afterward.
Notes
Sharp leaf tips — caution with children and pets
TraitsRising popularityRosetteThornsMany species

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