Agave horrida Monstera carrying loose groups of tiny

carrying loose groups of tiny greenish-white blooms with a pale pink wash

Yellowing: often linked to overwatering or poorly draining soil

Watering: Let the top 2 – 3 cm of substrate dry before watering again

In nature it roots at the base of trees and climbs using adventitious aerial roots through warm

Agave horrida Monstera carrying loose groups of tinyAgave horrida Large curved teeth project from the dark green leaves of Agave horrida and give the compact rosette its strongly armed outline. Each rigid blade is broad through the lower half, narrows towards a hard terminal spine and overlaps the leaves beside it around the tight centre.