Agave titanota Catweazle sierra mixtecana

The titanota agave is a medium-sized agave that has an appearance

extremely robust and forms a mostly solitary rosette

with a wide open crown with few leaves, up 75 cm diameter.

There are two different forms of appearance of this plant,

the typical Agave titanota defined by Gentry with ghostly white leaves

that gradually blend into the habitat in the round shape

and greener squatters described by Felipe Otero

(often sold as Agave sp . Sierra Mixteca FO-076 o Agave horrid var. Oteroi),

Nevertheless, some blue plants are isolated on the edge

of the range of green populations, no green plants around.