Agave victoria reginae variegata white The Devil's Horns plant gets

The Devil's Horns plant gets its name from the unique shape of its leaves

sunny location

When dormant in winter

This succulent plant loves warm temperatures and cannot bear the intense cold

ensure the pot or planting area has drainage holes to allow excess water to escape easily

Agave victoria reginae variegata white The Devil's Horns plant getsAgave victoriae reginae is commonly referred to as the "White Rhino." Expect the winter dormant plant to grow to a height of 9 inches to 1 foot tall as it matures. This plants most distinguishing feature is its long green fleshy leaves with light green edges. It has its origin in Agave and belongs to the Agavaceae family. Growth Rate The White rhino succulent plant has a fast growth rate. Flowering From autumn to spring, the leaf margins of Agave