Botanical Name: Agave 'Blue Glow' Common Name: 'Blue Glow' Century Plant Type of Plant: Monocot: succulent, monocarpic Character Evergreen Habit of Growth: Overall Shape Overall Shape Small, single-clump forming Agave, dense whorl of succulent, thick, rigid, chalky blue-green leaves with spiny tip. Compact and beautiful small Agave. Height 1-2' Spread 2-3' Growth Rate Slow   Environment: Exposure Full sun, but will take very light shade Soil Any well-draining soil Hardiness Zones 13, 19-24, H1, H2   Morphology: Leaves 18” - 24" long and 1 1/2” wide, each leaf having a thin red & yellow margin and a sharp pointed red terminal tip, leaf margins are beautiful backlit by sun. Flowers Large 10 ft tall stalk, yellow flowers flowers when 10 or more years old. Dies after flowering Fruit Flat disc enclosed in capsule, may not produce plants true to type   Propagation: Coring to force pups, bulbils on flower stem   Usage: Small specimen or focal point; dry gardens and desert landscapes; for leaf color & form; in containers, masses, on slopes. Plant where leaves can be backlit by sun   Landscape Care: Watering Little water required when established, occasionally supplement in summer Fertilizing None Pruning Remove dead leaves only Pests/Diseases Special Conditions/Other   Origin: Hybrid between Agave attenuata and Agave ocahui, by Kelly Griffin, Rancho Soledad Nurseries, Rancho Santa Fe, CA Family: Agavacea   Notes:   PDF

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