Agave parryi-truncata they are not quite as

they are not quite as attractive as A

that shoots up a tall 10-20' packed with small light green to yellow flowers

to powder blue leaves and stiff ultra sharp brown to jet black terminal spines

There is an inland form that can be found not far from Santiago Laollaga that are more of a pale blue color

Agave parryi-truncata they are not quite asNear the border of Zacatecas & Durango on the Sierra Papanton in Central Mexico is where Howard Scott Gentry first described this variety, as well as collected Agave parryi truncata 'Huntington.' These plants are found growing in oak, pine, & juniper forest at about 8000' and are the Southernmost population of the parryi complex that reaches well into Arizona, New Mexico, extreme Western Texas, Chihuahua & Durango. The varieties are weakly