Agave montana is a hardy plant requiring little watering during the cooler months. During its growing season in summer, you can slightly increase the amount and frequency of watering.  The plant will enter dormancy if the temperature drops to 10℃ in winter. In this case, stop watering and ensure it stays warm to survive winter. Start watering again when the temperature rises above 20℃ in Spring.

Fertiliser:

Agave montana will thrive with an application of an All Purpose, Slow-Release fertiliser every 6 months.

Sunlight:

Agave montana requires a well-lit and well-ventilated environment for the best growing conditions.

Temperature:

Agave montana is native to the arid and semi-arid tropical regions of the Western Hemisphere. It thrives in warm and dry environments, with an adaptable growth temperature of 15 to 25℃.

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Agave ‘Blue Emperor’ is a hardy plant requiring little watering during the cooler months. During its growing season in summer, you can slightly increase the amount and frequency of watering.

Fertiliser:

Agave ‘Blue Emperor’ will thrive with an application of an All Purpose, Slow-Release fertiliser every 6 months.

Sunlight:

Agave ‘Blue Emperor’ requires a well-lit and well-ventilated environment for the best growing conditions.

Temperature:

Agave ‘Blue Emperor’ is native to the arid and semi-arid tropical regions of the Western Hemisphere. It thrives in warm and dry environments, with an adaptable growth temperature of 15 to 25℃.

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Agave ‘Blue Flame’ is a hardy plant requiring little watering during the cooler months. During its growing season in summer, you can slightly increase the amount and frequency of watering.  The plant will enter dormancy if the temperature drops to 10℃ in winter. In this case, stop watering and ensure it stays warm to survive winter. Start watering again when the temperature rises above 20℃ in Spring.

Fertiliser:

Agave ‘Blue Flame’ will thrive with an application of an All Purpose, Slow-Release fertiliser every 6 months.

Sunlight:

Agave ‘Blue Flame’ requires a well-lit and well-ventilated environment for the best growing conditions.

Temperature:

Agave ‘Blue Flame’ is native to the arid and semi-arid tropical regions of the Western Hemisphere. It thrives in warm and dry environments, with an adaptable growth temperature of 15 to 25℃.

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Agave parryi var. truncata thrives in a dry environment. Ensure the potting soil is sufficiently wet during watering by allowing the water to flow out of the bottom of the pot. Signs of dehydration include yellowing leaves. In a well-ventilated environment, the soil dries quickly, so you may need to shorten the watering interval.

During its growing season in summer, you can slightly increase the amount and frequency of watering. As Autumn begins, reduce watering as the plant’s growth rate slows. Keep the potting soil dry at this time. The plant will enter dormancy if the temperature drops to 10℃ in winter. In this case, stop watering and ensure it stays warm to survive winter. Start watering again when the temperature rises above 20℃ in Spring.

Fertiliser:

Agave parryi var. truncata will thrive with an application of an All Purpose, Slow-Release fertiliser every 6-9 months.

Sunlight:

Agave parryi var. truncata requires a well-lit and well-ventilated environment for the best growing conditions.

Temperature:

Agave parryi var. truncata is native to the arid and semi-arid tropical regions of the Western Hemisphere. It thrives in warm and dry environments, with an adaptable growth temperature of 15 to 25℃.

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Agave ‘Snow Glow’’ is a hardy plant requiring little watering during the cooler months. During its growing season in summer, you can slightly increase the amount and frequency of watering.  The plant will enter dormancy if the temperature drops to 10℃ in winter. In this case, stop watering and ensure it stays warm to survive winter. Start watering again when the temperature rises above 20℃ in Spring.

Fertiliser:

Agave ‘Snow Glow’ will thrive with an application of an All Purpose, Slow-Release fertiliser every 6 months.

Sunlight:

Agave ‘Snow Glow’ requires a well-lit and well-ventilated environment for the best growing conditions.

Temperature:

Agave ‘Snow Glow’ is native to the arid and semi-arid tropical regions of the Western Hemisphere. It thrives in warm and dry environments, with an adaptable growth temperature of 15 to 25℃. At night, it prefers temperatures between 10 and 16℃. A cold and dry winter benefits its reproduction, but the ideal temperature should be above 5℃.

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This succulent requires a well-lit and well-ventilated environment, preferably in full sun.

Water:

This succulent prefers a dry environment, so the “soak and dry” method is best. Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings. While Queen Agave requires little water, ample water and ventilation should be provided during growth. Gradually reduce watering during the winter months.

Fertiliser:

Queen Agave will benefit from an application of an All Purpose, Slow-Release fertiliser every 9-12 months.

The lower/under leaves will gradually become yellow and dry as new leaves grow. Removing the old leaves promptly will keep Queen Agave looking good.

Temperature:

Native to arid and semi-arid tropical regions, Queen Agave thrives in warm and dry environments.

Soil:

Plant Queen Agave in loose, fertile soil with good drainage.

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Agave ‘Blue Glow’’ thrives in a dry environment. Ensure the potting soil is sufficiently wet during watering by allowing the water to flow out of the bottom of the pot. Signs of dehydration include yellowing leaves. In a well-ventilated environment, the soil dries quickly, so you may need to shorten the watering interval.

During its growing season in summer, you can slightly increase the amount and frequency of watering. As Autumn begins, reduce watering as the plant’s growth rate slows. Keep the potting soil dry at this time. The plant will enter dormancy if the temperature drops to 10℃ in winter. In this case, stop watering and ensure it stays warm to survive winter. Start watering again when the temperature rises above 20℃ in Spring.

Fertiliser:

Agave ‘Blue Glow’ will thrive with an application of an All Purpose, Slow-Release fertiliser every 6 months.

Sunlight:

Agave ‘Blue Glow’ requires a well-lit and well-ventilated environment for the best growing conditions.

Temperature:

Agave ‘Blue Glow’ is native to the arid and semi-arid tropical regions of the Western Hemisphere. It thrives in warm and dry environments, with an adaptable growth temperature of 15 to 25℃. At night, it prefers temperatures between 10 and 16℃. A cold and dry winter benefits its reproduction, but the ideal temperature should be above 5℃.

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