Agave grisea
A Cuban agave described by Trelease, known from very few wild records in western Cuba. Treat it as a frost-tender, full-sun Caribbean agave: warm all year, a lean fast-draining soil, and a drier winter.
Where it grows wild
Little is published on its habitat; Cuban agaves of this group grow on open rocky slopes, often limestone, in dry scrub. This is inferred from the genus and region, not from species-specific accounts.
The single recorded site is near 300 m in western Cuba.
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