Weber Agave is a striking succulent plant renowned for its bold and architectural appearance. Native to Mexico, this agave species forms large rosettes of thick, spiky, lance-shaped leaves that can reach impressive sizes. The leaves are typically a blue-gray color, and they often feature prominent, toothed edges and a sharp spine at the tip. Agave weberi is well-suited to arid and semi-arid environments, displaying excellent drought tolerance and resilience. Its imposing presence makes it a popular choice for xeriscape gardens, rockeries, and landscape designs where its dramatic form and texture can be showcased. Additionally, it produces a tall flower spike adorned with yellow-green flowers, adding an extra dimension to its visual appeal. This agave is favored for its low maintenance and ability to thrive in well-draining soil and full sunlight. Botanical Name Agave weberi Also Known As Weber's Agave | Century Plant | 龙舌兰 Specifications Plant Type Native From USDA Zone Light Needs Watering Needs Leaves Life Cycle Avg. Mature Size Growth Rate SucculentMexico, North America8 - 11Partial - Full SunLowEvergreenPerennial5' Tall and 5' WideFast
