Origin
The Agave mediopicta alba is a plant species that originates from Mexico. This species belongs to the asparagus family and is predominantly found in dry and rocky environments in its native country.

Characteristics
The Agave mediopicta alba is an ornate specimen with pointed, thick leaves. These leaves have a noticeable white stripe down the middle and razor-sharp thorns on the edges. The plant grows slowly and can eventually reach a height of 30 to 60 centimetres. Moreover, the plant very rarely blooms and usually dies after its flowering period, a characteristic common to Agave species.

Care
The care of the Agave mediopicta alba requires some attention. The plant needs full sun and well-draining soil, and moderate watering, as the plant is naturally adapted to arid conditions. Overwatering should be avoided to prevent root rot. In colder climates, the plant should be protected in winter, as it is not frost-resistant.