Agave americana f. medio-picta alba (Succulents)

It is a slow-growing succulent shrub, which does not exceed one meter in height. It forms a robust rosette, made of long lanceolate leaves of a blue-greyish color, with a central line of a creamy white color. The edges of the foliage are toothed, each leaf ending in a stiff red spine. Flowering occurs in spring only on mature specimens (more than 10 years old), generating small yellow-green flowers from a long peduncle.