Agave titanota ‘Blue Ice’ ffcoll-fenestrated-split-leaves Brown leaf edges: Usually due

Brown leaf edges: Usually due to low humidity or underwatering

Propagation: Stem cuttings root easily in water

fall from a container or wind upward

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Frond wilting: Usually indicates underwatering – soak thoroughly and allow to rehydrate

Agave titanota ‘Blue Ice’ ffcoll-fenestrated-split-leaves Brown leaf edges: Usually dueAgave titanota Blue Ice Bold pale teeth give the short, thick leaves of Agave titanota Blue Ice a heavily toothed outline. The icy blue to blue green blades fit into a compact rosette, with a powdery wax coating across their surfaces and a dark terminal spine at every tip. Pale pressure marks may also remain where the leaves were packed together in the centre.