14 Blue Agave Plant Planter (A Tequilana) Indoor/Outdoor Succulent Home Decor

$51.00 $85.00

14 Blue Agave Plant Planter (A Tequilana) Indoor/Outdoor Succulent Home Decor

Name: 14 Blue Agave Plant Planter (A Tequilana) Indoor/Outdoor Succulent Home Decor
Brand: BudsBloomBank
SKU: 146460230850
Price: 51.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$51.00 $85.00

1. Striking 14-inch Blue Agave (Agave tequilana) with sculptural blue-green leaves adds modern, desert-inspired style to any indoor or outdoor space.

2. Drought-tolerant succulent requires minimal maintenance, making it ideal for busy plant lovers and beginners.

3. Suitable for both indoor d¨¦cor and outdoor patios, balconies, or gardens in warm climates.

4. Naturally slow-growing and long-lived, providing lasting visual impact without frequent repotting.

5. Clean, architectural form pairs well with contemporary, minimalist, or rustic home d¨¦cor.

Description

Imagine a flurry of activity in your summer garden as hummingbirds and bumblebees dart between towers of lavender-violet blooms.Agastache ‘Prince’s Plume’is more than just a flowering perennial; it is a stately, hard-working addition to your landscape that refuses to quit from early June until the first frost. This plant creates a vertical spectacle that provides a reliable source of nectar during the hottest months of the year when other garden favorites might begin to fade.

Aquaculture techniques

Where to Plant
Plant in a bright location with plenty of sunlight; full sun outdoors or a south- or west-facing window indoors. Use well-draining soil and a container with drainage holes. Best suited for warm, dry environments and protected from frost.

Pruning Tips
Prune only to remove dead, damaged, or dried lower leaves using clean, sharp tools. Avoid cutting healthy leaves, and always wear gloves to protect from sharp leaf edges.

Fertilizer Needs
Feed lightly with a diluted balanced or cactus fertilizer during the growing season (spring to summer) once every 4¨C6 weeks. No fertilization is needed in fall and winter.

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FAQ

Plant in spring or early fall. Dig a hole twice as wide as the pot and deep enough to bury the first set of true leaves; this encourages multiple stems to grow from the base. Always remember the Clematis rule: "Heads in the sun, feet in the shade"—apply a thick layer of mulch or plant low-growing perennials around the base to keep the roots cool.

Keep the soil consistently moist but never soggy. During the first growing season, water deeply twice a week. Feed in early spring with a balanced, slow-release fertilizer (like a 10-10-10) and again when the first round of flowers begins to fade to support the late-summer bloom.

Viva Polonia is in Pruning Group 2. In late winter or early spring, simply remove dead or weak stems and cut the remaining stems back slightly to a set of healthy, fat buds. Avoid a "hard prune" (cutting to the ground) or you will lose your earliest flowers.

Yes, Clematis are generally considered deer-resistant, as the foliage is not a preferred food source. Watch for "Clematis Wilt" by ensuring good air circulation and avoiding overhead watering.

Absolutely! It is one of the best varieties for container gardening due to its compact 4–6 foot habit. Use a pot at least 18 inches deep and wide with excellent drainage, and provide a small trellis or obelisk for support.