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Mescal Ceniza

Agave colorata

Mescal Ceniza

A compact blue-gray agave with beautifully banded leaves that add intricate texture to desert compositions.

Fairly cold hardy to around 20°F, USDA 9-11; suited to low and mid desert.

AMWUA Notes

Drought tolerant banded agave needing minimal irrigation.

Care Guide

💧Watering

Water monthly in summer once established; keep dry in winter and provide excellent drainage.

✂️Pruning

Remove spent lower leaves; monocarpic, so remove the parent after bloom and retain offsets.

🌱Fertilizing

Not necessary in lean soil.

🛡️Pests

Watch for agave snout weevil; a spring soil drench prevents infestation.

☀️Seasonal Notes

One of the more cold-hardy agaves, but tips can scorch in hard frost; the banded blue-gray leaves color best in full sun.

Soil, Feeding & Propagation

🪨Soil

Gritty, fast-draining mineral soil or decomposed granite; lean

💧Drainage

Needs sharp, fast-draining soil.

🌱Nutrient Needs

None — thrives in lean desert soil without fertilizer.

🌰Propagation

Offsets (pups)

📐Spacing

3 ft

🌳Roots & Placement

Shallow, non-invasive roots; keep the terminal spine off walkways

Placement Tips

  • Showcase as a compact specimen or in containers where the banding shows.
  • Keep the terminal spine off walkways.
  • Plant in gritty, fast-draining soil.
  • Allow for the 3 ft spread.

Features

Banded leaf patternBlue-gray coloringCompact rosetteWinter bloomer

Best Uses

SpecimenContainerRock garden

Quick Stats

Water NeedsVery Low (Xeric)
Sun Exposurefull sun
Mature Size3 ft H × 3 ft W
Growth Rateslow
Maintenancelow
HardinessUSDA 9-11
FoliageEvergreen
Drainagesharp, fast-draining
Bloom SeasonWinter
Bloom ColorYellow
Litter Levellow
Thornssmall
Native RegionSouthern Sonora and Northern Sinaloa

Design Styles

desert modern

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Data from 2024 AMWUA “Landscape Plants for the Arizona Desert” guide.