A mature specimen of the small Queen Victoria agave can cost as much as a thousand dollars. But like all members of the Agavegenus, it blooms just once at the end of its life (so you will most likely never see a bloom). Slow growth and exquisite beauty make this a prime single specimen. A mature plant is roughly the size of a volleyball and is rock hard, while the leaves are edged in white lines, which lend unique graphic quality to the plant.
