Agave ocahuata Snow Glow Primula eventually forming a 4' wide

eventually forming a 4' wide patch

Maintenance consists of cutting the spent flower stalks to the ground come winter

the huge cones are heavy enough to knock sense into even the thickest of skulls

ending in clusters of 12-14 flowers that open blush pink before aging to white with green keels

Agave ocahuata Snow Glow Primula eventually forming a 4' wideAgave 'Snow Glow' has long been one of our favorite century plants for containers, despite it not being winter hardy in our climate serious SoCal zone envy. Agave 'Snow Glow' is a 2005 Kelly Griffin sport of a hybrid he made between Agave ocahui and Agave attenuata. Agave 'Snow Glow' eventually forms a 2' tall x 3' wide specimen (8 years) with bayonet like, glaucous, blue green, soft edged leaves, each edged with a wide cream border, highlighted