Agave Victoria-reginae

Agave Victoria-reginae is a very slow growing but tough and beautiful Agave. It is consider the to be one of the most beautiful and desirable species. Forms individual slow growing dense rosettes up to 45 cm in diameter (but usually rarely grows taller than 22 cm), most populations are solitary, but some offset heavily (forma caespitosa). It is extremely variable with the very open black-edged form sporting a distinct name (King Ferdinand's agave, Agave ferdinandi-regis) and several forms that are the more common white-edged form. Several cultivars have been named with different patterns of white leaf markings or no white markings (var. viridis) or variegation.
Leaves: Short,15-20 cm long and up to 3 cm broad, rigid and thick, trigonous, dark green, and beautifully marked with brilliant white-margins (The distinct longitudinal white markings are unique, slightly raised, like mini-variegation bordering each leaf) They are toothless, with only a short black, terminal spine. Leaves grow close together and are arranged in globose regular rosettes.

First two pictures are of a mature plant for reference, you will receive a similar size plant shown in picture 3, 4 and 5, depending on size you select, plant could be slightly different due to your screen setting and different screen type.

Small one In 3.0" pot.
Medium one in 4.5 " pot.
Large one in 6" pot.

"Sizes are approximate" every plant is slightly different then others and due to your screen setting and different screen type.

Some of the information in this description has been found at desert-tropicals.com, llifle.com and cactus-art.biz