Agave bracteosa 'Calamar'

Recalling calamar! Pat McNeal chose this non-clumping form to be the first of the Agave bracteosa's to be tissue cultured. The cultivar name 'Calamar' implies a form more marine-like than plant-like. In its native habitat it is festooned to sheer cliffs. This form rarely divides, thus makes a clean, architectural statement in the garden. In over 27 years of growing succulents, I have found this species to be one of the most adaptable to light and moisture; also would like to mention that among Agaves it is odd in that it is spineless.

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