American Aloe

Agave americana var. marginata

Flower name
American Aloe
Scientific name
Agave americana var. marginata
AliasCentury plant, センチュリープラント, American Aloe, Agave
Place of originMexico
Place of floweringBotanical Gardens, Ornamental plants
Flowering seasonJanuary, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December

What is American Aloe

American Aloe , scientific name: Agave americana var. marginata , is an asparagaceae Department of succulent plants native to Mexico. It is a variety of the agave (ryūzetsuran) does not contain the yellow mottle grey-green. The crowding only large leaves are usually thick, sharp spines, but more than a decade to stretch of about 10 m compound cymes hundreds of blooming and fruiting after Withers.　

General name: American Aloe , Scientific name: Agave americana var. marginata , Other name: Century Plant, Agave, origin: Mexico living type: succulent plants (perennials) , height: 8-10 m (when the stalk is grown), plant width: 200-300 cm, Leaf: narrow lanceolate leaves with crowding and leaf quality: thick-walled in a rosette of spines, leaf edge: serrated spine of, leaf color: gray-green, leaf width: 15 cm, leaves long:1~1.5m, 1 times monocarpic, inflorescences form: compound cymes, flower color: pale yellow, stamens color: yellow-green, anther color: yellow, rose: urn-shaped, flowering time: 10 years to blossom once every 30 years and die after fruiting, stalk height: 7-10 m, reproductive medium: Bee, moth bird, bat uses: ornamental plants, food, spirits.