Mangave 'Silver Fox'

Description Light/Soil/Water Hardiness A compact Mangave hybrid with light green leaves coated in a thick waxy layer, giving the plant a distinctive silvery-white appearance. It forms a neat, elegant rosette that fits beautifully in containers, rock gardens, and modern landscape designs. Hybrid of Agave (native to Mexico and southwestern U.S.) and Manfreda (native to North America), developed in cultivation in the United States. Produces a tall flowering stalk when mature. Flowers are tubular. Blooming is rare in container cultivation. The rosette may decline after flowering but typically forms offsets beforehand. Silvery wax coating gives a unique frosted appearance. Subtle spotting visible beneath the waxy surface. Elegant, compact rosette that stands out in any planting. Low-maintenance and highly drought-tolerant. Bright light to full sun; silvery coating becomes more pronounced in strong light Low water; allow soil to dry completely between waterings; drought-tolerant once established Well-draining cactus/succulent mix; add perlite for improved drainage Thrives in 15°C – 30°C (59°F – 86°F); protect from hard freezes below -3°C (26°F) Moderate-growing; forms a compact, elegant rosette over time USDA Zones 9–11; protect from frost and freezing temperatures