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May 28, 2024 - 08:04 AM
Agave victoriae-reginae develops that rounded form at maturity. When you first buy it from us, it'll look more like the pictures with fewer leaves. In a year or two it'll develop that rounded shape.
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Hi. I am looking at the web page for this plant. There are several different pictures and they look quite different. How do you know which kind you will get? Is it possible to get one like the rounded example? It looks like a little mound.
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Queen Victoria Agave (Agave victoriae-reginae) (Moore): A naturally-occurring species from Mexico's Chihuahuan Desert with incredible thick, white, bud prints. It can grow up to 15.0" tall and 24.0" wide and maintains a dense, globular form. The leaves can be rounded or keeled, and tho...
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