Agave gypsophila ssp pablocarrilloi Pellaea Although these Sabal minors are

Although these Sabal minors are much slower-growing

We have not found either deep shade or full sun to be very satisfactory

even in a fairly dry area of the garden

When you see a new bud emerging from the giant tuber

The 11-lobed

Agave gypsophila ssp pablocarrilloi Pellaea Although these Sabal minors areI couldn't believe this was really an agave when I first saw an image taken at a garden in Thailand. The grey blue heavily ripped leaves and small closely set teeth make this stunning 2' tall x 3' wide conversation piece look more like a cross of an agave and a bromeliad. Hailing from calcarous soils including pure gypsum in southern Mexico, A. gypsophila ssp. pablocarrilloi is easy to grow, but is best treated as a tropical houseplant in cold