Agave Attenuata Marginata

They are greyish green with a silver border and do not have any spines. Cream-colored flowers are arranged in a tall inflorescence that forms an arch-like shape up to 1.5 m tall. Plants bloom once after about 10 years and then die. 

Care

The Agave plant is drought tolerant and survives well without water for periods of time. A lack of water will cause the leaves to shrivel, but the foliage will revive after the plant is watered. Still, the plant prefers regular watering. Water your plant thoroughly once per week in the spring and summer.