Gypsophilia Agave

Agave gypsophila, known as the Gypsum Century Plant, is a striking succulent characterized by its slow-growing, solitary rosette of wavy, blue-green foliage. The brittle, fleshy leaves feature undulating margins lined with small, soft teeth, creating a unique fountain-like appearance. Ideal for coastal gardens or as a dramatic container specimen, it thrives in well-drained soil and prefers full sun to filtered shade. It is drought-tolerant but requires protection in frost-prone climates.