Agave Parviflora
Common Name: Small Flower Century Plant
AgaveUnited States Native
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Agave Parviflora is a compact agave species native to Arizona, also known as the small flower century plant. Agave Parviflora has beautiful white fibrous tips, and has a clumping growth habit.
Plant Details
- Type
- Agave
- Native Region
- Arizona
- Mature Size
- 1-3' Wide, 8"-1.5' Tall
- Growth Rate
- Medium
- Where Excelled
- Mojave and Sonoran Desert
- Watering
- Light to medium, medium dry farming potential
- Reproduction
- High pup producers, non bulbing agave
- Sugar Content
- 23-30 tested Brix, potential for 30+
- Uses
- High Quality Fiber, Ornamental, Spirits
- Available Sizes
- 4-6" Plant
- Pest Resistance
- Deer: High
- Rodent Ground Squirrels, Gophers, Rat: High
- Weevil: High
- Common Plagues
- Aphids
- Climate Observations
- Plants under 1 year, 25F-100F. Plants older than 1 year, 10-120F. High wind tolerance. Tolerant of slight frost and snow.
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Safety Notice: Many agave and cactus species have sharp spines—please handle with care when unpacking and planting.