Type

AMERICAN BLUE AGAVE

-Huge selection of American Blue Agave giant succulent varieties. - Just AMERICAN BLUE no hybrid or Mexican or American green or any of the less desirable varieties. - From newborn pups to 5 gallon plants, 20gallon , and full grown 12’ x 12’ size. - PRICING ALL SIZES INCREDIBLY LOW FOR THIS WEEKEND ONLY - MONDAY they will all be sold to nursery so if your looking to do some spring gardening or landscaping this is a GREAT OPPORTUNITY. - THE Cactus KING NURSERY is the only nursery in Houston with this extremely beautiful and sought after variety of agave, and their selection is outstanding if your looking for many different varieties of agave but for THE Majestic “AMERICAN BLUE AGAVE” the selection is minimal with only 5 total (10gallon size) ABA and they priced at $225.00 - $275.00 retail and $200 for to the trade. *** IM PRICING THE WHOLE LOT AT 1/4 what they would cost anywhere else ANYWHERE! Pups / New offshoots - 10$ ea. as many as possible. 1 qt / 1month growth- 25$ 1 gallon/ 2month growth - 45$ 3 gallon /3 month growth - 60$ 25 gallon / 1 year growth - 150$ 40 gallon / 1.5 years growth - 200$ Full Grown / 1.5 years and larger $350 ** like I mentioned these prices are 1/4 of what any nursery in the country will offer. —- THIS SALE IS FOR THIS WEEKEND - They will all go quickly. $$$$$ QUICK SIDE NOTE $$$$. The AGAVE species doesn’t flower like a plant but instead has pups or offshoots that grow upwards from their root system. This will happen once the plant has been IN THE EARTH for a month or so and will continue to occur forever. If it were an invasive or invaluable species this would be a nuisance but being that this species is in high demand and sells for 200$ /5 gallon plant average - ITS LITERALLY LIKE YOUR PRINTING MONEY UNDERGROUND. and if you don’t have the urge to sell them you can replant the pups elsewhere / give to family and friends as amazing gifts (this species is gorgeous in planters) or just let them grow there own direction. —— LASTLY because they are a desert species of succulent, they need no maintenance (except to remove the pups as the come up) and will survive any weather conditions or changes. If it freezes you might loose the petals but the plant itself remains healthy and fine. DONT MISS OUT - and maybe next spring you will have 100- 150 plants to harvest and share next season.