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This variety was described in 1960 for its smaller size and denser leaf arrangement compared to typical Agave toumeyana
It is winter-hardy down to 25-30°F (-4 to -1°C) and suitable for USDA zones 9b to 11b
In a nod to one of Agave xylonocantha's most striking features it used to be named after the teeth of the Great White Shark
described by Howard Scott Gentry in 1963 using a specimen from the Huntington Botanic Garden
with ivory-pink flowers occasionally tinged with deep pink
Agave "True Beauty" - 1ga maculate This variety was described inAgave 'True Beauty' is a hybrid of Agave Boutin Blue x titanota True Beauty Grown in a 1ga pot and shipped "dry root"
