Agave multifilifera

Multi-fabulous! A gem of an agave rarely seen in this country! If you hike for a couple of hours up a steep rocky mountain in the dangerous drug-lord controlled countryside in the state of Sonora, Mexico, you will find that they are quite plentiful! At maturity, this plant will have a short trunk (unusual for agaves) and carry hundreds of leaves with copious amounts of wispy white threads called filifers. The plant equally resembles both Agave geminiflora and Agave schidigera.

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