Agave triangularis (Succulents)

Extremely ornamental succulent, characterized by the typical compact rosette arrangement that can also reach remarkable dimensions, tending to grow strongly in width. Its leaves are rigid and concave, of triangular shape (hence the name of the species) and strongly pointed at the apex, where they end in the typical brownish and sharp sting. The epidermis is smooth and shiny, of an intense dark green adorned by a longitudinal line lighter in the center. The margins of A. triangularis are often delicately dotted with rigid whitish teeth that create a pleasant contrast with the strong and decisive colors of the foliage.