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Agave 'Sharkskin' (Sharkskin Agave) - This structural succulent plant grows to 3 feet tall with evenly-spaced thick triangular dark gray-green leaves that have smooth margins and a prominent sturdy terminal spine. Plant suckers to produce colonies of this beautiful plant. Plant in full sun.
The sharkskin agave develops a rosette of thick, smooth, triangular-shaped, olive green leaves, with a blue cast. It forms an attractive architectural clump and its leaves have a strong terminal spine, smooth edges, and tips that give it an interesting appearance.
Agave sharkskin is a medium-sized agave that grows to 2-3 feet tall and 3-4 feet wide. Thick succulent leaves that are slightly curved and arching give the agave a unique appearance. The leaves have a waxy texture and a gray-green color.
Agave Sharkskin (Huntington Botanic Garden 28048) This plant is a hybrid of the ferdinandii-regis form of Agave victoria-reginae (these two plants, once considered separate species have more recently been synonomized) crossed with Agave scabra.
The sharkskin is a robust, stout plant that is not susceptible to pests, will grow up to 3 feet tall, and is easy to maintain. Its muscular, shark-like appearance contrasts with the plum and maroon sheen of its leaf margins.
Thick, succulent grayish green leaves tipped with spines make this 3-foot-tall and wide agave a striking addition to a xeric bed or desert garden. Although its color is muted, its architectural form can’t be overlooked.
Like other Agave species, Sharkskin Agave is well-suited to desert-like environments and requires minimal water and maintenance. It is known for its ability to withstand drought and thrive in sandy or rocky soils with good drainage.