Agave univittata 'Quadricolour' Shade weaving work picks up the

weaving work picks up the slack

Make sure you leave enough time for the soil to dry between waters - you can check with a wooden chopstick or skewer that the soil in the centre has dried

all its parent plants are used to having thick forest canopy to protect them from the harsh rays of the sun

Southeast Asia and Africa

Agave univittata 'Quadricolour' Shade weaving work picks up theThis Agave's broad, fleshy leaves catch the eye with their colourful stripes. Each leaf has a fresh pale green centre, with deeper forest green and then paler green and cream yellow on the edge of the leaves. The leaves are also bordered by sharp spines so take care with your fingers! These succulents are very drought resistant, having adapted to grow in some of the driest places on earth, and they store their water in their leaves. Make sure you