Agave Americana

Agave plants are very easy to grow indoors, provided you give them the warmth and sunlight they need. They need very little water and food, and overwatering or overfeeding can actually kill them. They also don’t need repotting very often because they are so slow-growing.  When growing agave as a houseplant, Agave Americana, sometimes called century plant, is a perfect choice and has beautiful bluish leaves with prominent saw-tooth spines.

When grown indoors they should be set in your brightest location, ideally a south- or west-facing window. Rotate the container every week or two to ensure that all sides of the plant receive light and grow evenly. You also can move the container outdoors in warm weather, so your agave can luxuriate in full sunlight.

Agave species are desert plants, thriving in warm temperatures and low humidity.

In a 5" clear nursery pot.