Agave parryi huachucensis vibrant magenta followed by attractive reddish-purple fruits

followed by attractive reddish-purple fruits that add seasonal interest

raised bumps that give it a unique texture

where it can withstand cold and dry climates

Rebutia weingartia trolli needs regular watering during the summer season

it could be a sign of too much sun exposure

Agave parryi huachucensis vibrant magenta followed by attractive reddish-purple fruitsOrigin and habitat: Huachuca Mountains, Arizona on the Mexican border as far south of south as the sierra Huachinera. Description: Agave parryi var. huachucensis is an upland variant with larger growth of the widespread and variable Agave parryi. It is a compact freely suckering rosette forming succulent with broad short grey leaves with prominent brown terminal spines. It is more robust than the standard Agave parryi, with larger leaves up to 20 cm