Origin
The Agave geminiflora variegata originates from Mexico, where it grows wild in rock crevices and on mountain slopes. The plant has a natural habitat in semi-arid regions, characteristic of its adaptability to dry conditions. Also known as Twin-Flowered Agave, this is a species from the Agave genus in the Asparagaceae family.

Characteristics
The Agave geminiflora variegata is characterised by its elongated, narrow, and flexible leaves that grow in a tight spiral-shaped rosette. Each leaf has a distinctive white to cream variegation along the edges. The leaves can grow up to a meter long. At the end of its life cycle, the plant produces a towering flower stem, with small yellow-green flowers paired in twin clusters.

Care
Caring for the Agave geminiflora variegata involves regular watering, but modestly to avoid root rot. It thrives best in well-draining soil to rid of excess water. The plant needs full sunlight for optimal growth, but can also grow in partially shaded locations. Furthermore, gentle pruning and disinfection of cutting tools are necessary to prevent the spread of diseases.