Agave magnifica - 3ga small-to-medium-clumping-aloe Although branching specimens are not

Although branching specimens are not unheard-of

Some varieties display pinkish tinges or a pink midrib on the petals

It is moderately hardy

Echeveria agavoides 'Red Tip' has a height and width of 6-8 inches

Agave magnifica - 3ga small-to-medium-clumping-aloe Although branching specimens are notThis listing is for reference only at this point. Agave salomonii, commonly known as Salomons agave, is an evergreen, medium sized species native to a remote valley in Oaxaca, Mexico, where it grows on rocky outcrops. It was only recently described scientifically, having circulated earlier in horticulture under the provisional name Agave sp. Magnifica. In cultivation it forms clustered groups of compact, symmetrical rosettes typically 2 to 3 feet tall