Agave Striata ssp. Falcata Sunlight_fiii_c Plant lilies as soon as

Plant lilies as soon as you get them because the bulbs lack the papery covering (known as a "tunic") that is common to other hardy bulbs

Bracts surrounding the true flower emerge as crisp white

Sunrise Tequila Agave

and glass containers

They are first harvested at 3 years old

Agave Striata ssp. Falcata Sunlight_fiii_c Plant lilies as soon asTwin flowered Agave Family Agavaceae Native Mexico. Description Agave striata ssp. falcata is a striking, grass like agave native to the dry slopes of northeastern Mexico. It grows as a compact, fountain shaped cluster of numerous slender, slightly curved blue green leaves, each ending in small dark spines. Reaching 6075 cm in height and width, mature plants often produce offsets that form attractive colonies. Its fine, reed like foliage offers a