Cyanotis beddomei ‘Brown Hill’ Agave depending on plant and pot

depending on plant and pot

this variety remains squat and upright unless encouraged otherwise

the vine can change dramatically

showing larger and fuller blades

Feeding: balanced liquid fertilizer applied regularly supports rapid growth

Cyanotis beddomei ‘Brown Hill’ Agave depending on plant and potCyanotis beddomei Brown Hill Cyanotis beddomei Brown Hill has creeping stems covered in short densely hairy leaves. The foliage ranges from olive green to warm brown and bronze, with fine pale hairs softening the surface and margins. Each small pointed blade feels velvety and catches light across its raised texture. The youngest tips remain compact and partly upright. Behind them, stems extend sideways, begin to trail and can root where they rest