Agave titanota Genryu Kifukurin Wet Shade Plants that's okay

that's okay

Though it will survive moderately dry sites

we have had very good luck growing it in raised sandy berms with regular watering

200' elevation

each highlighted with a 6" wide chartreuse stripe down the center

Agave titanota Genryu Kifukurin Wet Shade Plants that's okayNative to the limestone cliffs in the Rancho Tambor area of Oaxaca, Mexico, Agave titanota 'Genryu Kifukurin' represents a rare, white edged form of the elegant Agave titanota. The 1' tall x 18" wide clumps are edged with large papery teeth as well as a wide white border. The leaf pattern is brightest when the new growth emerges and fades somewhat during the high heat of summer.