Agave schidigera is a medium-sized species, reaching about 1.5-2.5 feet tall by 2.5-3 feet across (45-75 cm by 75-90 cm), although the occasional plant can get larger if grown in a bit of shade or given copious quantities of water and/or fertilizer. The medium green to dark green leaves are bayonet shaped, but flex too much to actually be used as one. The leaves lack teeth along the edges but have curly white fibers in their place, and the most decorative ones have noticeable white markings on both the top and bottom surfaces. The tall, spicate flower stalk is loaded with hundreds, perhaps thousands of 1.5 inches long (4 cm) flowers that are medium to deep red or even purplish.
~Bare root 1-gallon live plant