Agave weberi Streaked Hardy Palms and Cycads (aka: Amorphophallus asterostigmatus AGA-2004D3) It

(aka: Amorphophallus asterostigmatus AGA-2004D3) It was fascinating to see this rare species in situ (a fancy botanic word meaning where it grows naturally) in the Lop Buri region of Thailand

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branched terminal spikes end in finger-like clusters of small white flowers that top the plant in September

fragrant flowers that open white with central red stripes down the middle of each petal

Agave weberi Streaked Hardy Palms and Cycads (aka: Amorphophallus asterostigmatus AGA-2004D3) It(Agave weberi PDN002) This fascinating streaked form of the mysterious Agave weberi (never known in the wild) was shared by renowned California agave breeder Kelly Griffin. The large blue leaves are heavily streaked with irregular yellow bands. In containers, this century plant maxes out at 3' tall x 5' wide but, in the ground in milder climates, Agave weberi streaked should grow much larger.