Agave arubensis
A small agave endemic to Aruba, growing in hot, dry, windswept coastal scrub on rock and limestone. Give it full sun, warmth all year and a very fast-draining mix, and keep it on the dry side outside a short autumn wet season.
Where it grows wild
Arid coastal scrub and rocky hillsides on a semi-arid island. Little is published on this species; conditions follow the measured climate and Caribbean island agaves.
No elevation records; Aruba rises only to about 190 m, so it grows near sea level.
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