Blue agave is a species of plant native to Mexico and the southern and western United States. It thrives in warm climates and requires very little water. Its blue tinged leaves give this gorgeous plant its name, and it can grow to a height of six feet.

Blue agave plants thrives in the sun. Place a potted agave plant in the sunniest spot you can find. Too much shade could cause your agave plant to rot. Agave needs water only when the soil is completely dry, and it is important to refrain from using a dish underneath the pot, as the plant’s water must be allowed to thoroughly drain. It is crucial to repot your agave when it becomes top heavy to allow room for further root growth. Using a soil that contains 33 sand will improve growth and beauty.

Plant garden agave in sandy soil in an area which receives a minimum of six hours sun per day. Water only during summer when the soil is dry. Agave can be propagated from the soil around the parent plant after root systems have developed. Blue agave is easy to grow and provides beautiful color and variety to a desert garden.Keep looking, there’s more: New Familia Camarena Tequila