Agave horrida I always liked this name

I always liked this name as the plants can look like a fluttering butterfly

A solitary growing species that have beautifully hooked teeth

shawii from Baja California x A

Agave pygmaea has experienced temperatures as low as 28 degrees without damage in Rancho Santa Fe

extreme Western Texas

Agave horrida I always liked this nameApproximately 50 miles South of Mexico City in the state of Morelos is an outcropping of lava fields that provide the substrate for Agave horrida. This is the only place in which this species grows, & whilst Lemaire gave this special succulent plant a name that reflects repulsion, I am an admirer of the species & do like the name. Growing at an altitude of 7000' 8000' this locale has become difficult to visit. Agave horrida is found adjacent to the