Agave ' Blue Glow'
Common name(s): Blue Glow Agave
Plant
Leaves
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Cacti, Succulents, & Allies Properties
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Leaf Properties
Leaf Colour (front)
Leaf Colour (back)
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Leaf Texture (front)
Leaf Texture (back)
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Leaf Arrangement
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Apice(s)
Base(s)
Leaf Aroma
Inflorescence (Flower) Properties
Gender: Bisexual
Flowering Time (start)
Flowering Time (end)
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Root Properties
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Soil Properties
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Bee Attraction
Bird Attraction
Butterfly Attraction
Frog Habitat
Coastal
Edible(s)
Drought Tolerance
Frost Tolerance
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Smog Tolerant
Landscape Use
Street Use
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Vulnerability
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Wind Tolerance
Propagation
General Notes
An attracttive, architectural blue-grey leaf with a red-brown margin makes this solitary succulent stand out in the garden. A large red stemmed, yellow flower spike may appear after about 10 years when the plant will die back. Unlike many Agave's it does not produce 'pup's' as it dies back, nor does it send out suckers. Originating from a cross between Agave attenuata and Agave ocahui by Kelly Griffin from Rancho Soledad Nursery in Santa Fe, New Mexico.