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Art & Sol™ Bad Hair Day Mangave
Mangave hybrid 'Bad Hair Day' USPP30279
A quirky, arching succulent with spotted lime-green leaves and exceptional hardiness.
- Plant Type
- Succulents
- Width
- 18-20 In.
- Height
- 8-10 In.
- Sun requirements
- Full Sun
- Water requirements
- Low, Average
- Plant developer
- Proven Winners
- Design image count
- 1
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Art & Sol™ Bad Hair Day is a compact mangave grown for lime-green leaves, an arching outline, and blush-red spotting. Walters Gardens lists it at 8–10 inches tall and 18–20 inches wide, with full-sun exposure and slow growth. Its flexible leaves and modest size make it a distinctive patio-container plant or small rock-garden accent. [View the exact Bad Hair Day plant profile](https://www.waltersgardens.com/variety.php?ID=MAGBH).
## Foliage and Form
Narrow, flat leaves arch outward to create a relaxed, fountain-like mound. Each blade has light red spotting and a blush toward its tip, while the soft, flexible foliage is easy to handle. The plant belongs to Walters Gardens’ Art & Sol® collection. Proven Winners also lists summer flowering for this selection, though mangaves are generally grown for their foliage.
## Garden Use
Place it where the sculptural foliage can be seen up close, such as a container, rock garden, or small focal planting. Full sun intensifies the spotting and color. Its slow growth helps it stay within the small footprint listed for the selection. [The Proven Winners plant profile](https://www.provenwinners.com/plants/mangave/art-sol-bad-hair-day-mangave-hybrid) provides additional container and garden-use details.
## Maintenance
Use a free-draining mix and a container only slightly wider than the plant. During active summer growth, give occasional supplemental water; avoid overly wet soil, and keep it on the dry side in winter. Walters Gardens notes low-to-average water needs and resistance to deer and rabbits.