Agave Parrasana.
Description.
Rosettes small, compact, single, few or no suckers, glaucous gray green to green, leaves generally 20-30 x 10-12 cm, closely imbricated, ovate, shortacuminate to merely acute, plane to concave above, thick, rigid, frequently light gray to bluish glaucous; teeth largest near leaf apex, 5-10mm long, diminishing rapidly below, slender from small low bases, straight to curved, 1-2.5 cm apart, grayish brown; spine 2-3cm long,slender from broad base, flat to openly grooved above, sharply decurrent to upper teeth. Its natural habitat is on limestone mountains in Southeastern Cohuila.
This clone freely suckers.
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Agave parrasana Eau Brink Cacti.
