Agave victoriae-reginae Height:15 The ‘Praying Hands’ cultivar looks

The ‘Praying Hands’ cultivar looks a little intimidating at first sight - a tight rosette of deep green leaves curl upwards

Once settled into a nice bright spot this plant will give you a spectacular display - however

Although usually deciduous during the autumn and winter months

A trio of sun-loving succulent plants that will happily sit atop a bright windowsill

plump leaves resembling coins

Agave victoriae-reginae Height:15 The ‘Praying Hands’ cultivar looksThe Royal Agave, or Queen Victoria Agave, is native to the arid regions of Mexico. Slow growing, dark green leaves form the stiff rosette. These rigid leaves are marked with distinct white margins and lines, which are slightly raised, giving the plant its desirable appearance. WATERING Water when soil is dry 100%. Water lightly (if at all) during winter months. LIGHT REQUIREMENTS Full sun. FEED Use a cactus fertiliser 3 times between March November.