Agave Green Steel is a hybrid of Agave Victorae-Reginae and Agave Macroacantha. This plant grows in tight, perfect rosettes with narrow steely green leaves that are uniformly spaced and shoot straight out from the center. The agave Green Steel is slightly toxic to children and pets.
Water:
Agave Green Steel thrives in arid conditions, exhibiting excellent drought tolerance. It prefers a moderate watering schedule of once every three weeks. As an evergreen, agave Green Steel maintains its foliage year-round, necessitating regular hydration even during non-growing periods.
Fertilize:
Fertilize agave Green Steel bi-monthly during the growing season with half-strength balanced cacti food to enhance growth and blooms. Avoid fertilizing in winter when dormant. Apply to damp soil to prevent root damage, ensuring proper nutrient intake for health and resilience.
Pruning:
As new leaves emerge, lower leaves of agave Green Steel may yellow and dry; promptly remove these for a better appearance. Additionally, trim leaves affected by pests or diseases to protect the health of other leaves.
Propagation:
Propagation of agave Green Steel is primarily by division during growing seasons. Shoots may be planted directly if rooted; otherwise, they should heal for 5 days before planting. Agave Green Steel also propagates through slow seed sowing, requiring cross-pollination, with seeds germinating in about 10 days under optimal conditions.
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