Agave × nigra Dryopteridaceae First described by Croat and

First described by Croat and Moonen

loamy soil with good organic content

and consistent watering – leads to the healthiest growth and longest trailing stems

it can become a striking focal specimen

Order Schismatoglottis sp

Agave × nigra Dryopteridaceae First described by Croat andAgave nigra Agave nigra forms an open rosette of long blue grey to grey green leaves. Each rigid blade rises steeply through the centre before angling outward, giving the plant an upright, spreading outline. The leaf surfaces are smooth, with a narrow reddish black line along the nearly toothless margins. Long black terminal spines extend from the tapered tips.