Agave applanata 'Cream Spike' orange closely mimicking its native high-desert

closely mimicking its native high-desert conditions

and hummingbirds in outdoor or greenhouse environments

the Triangular Ficus thrives in bright light and prefers well-draining soil

and browning can occur leading to stunted growth

but you should protect it from the blasting summer sun

Agave applanata 'Cream Spike' orange closely mimicking its native high-desertHave you seen the Agave applanata 'cream spike' succulent?! It's absolutely adorable! This dwarf succulent is a variegated version of the regular Agave applanata and it seriously looks like a mini artichoke plant. The leaves are wide but short with light blue coloring that has cream colored edges. But don't let its cuteness fool you, it still has a dark, prickly terminal spine and sharp reddish lateral spines. When this beauty blooms, it can grow with