Agave toumeyana var. bella (Succulents)

It is a very rare and highly sought after succulent, considered almost a miniature plant, compared to other species of the genus, but no less rich in unique and refined details. It looks like a rosette, that does not exceed 20 centimeters, consisting of dense, flat and long leaves, rather thin and ending in acute points; the green color of the surface contrasts well with the brown shades of the margins and with the white streaks of the tips, but even more with the long white and curled filaments, that partially cover the leaves, especially in the terminal part, and intertwine with each other, creating, overall, an extremely scenic and ornamental effect.