Agave Victoriae Reginae
Agave Victoriae Reginae
Remarks: The Agave Victoriae Reginae is a very nice Agave species. Agave Victoriae Reginae has very beautiful leaves. This Agave Victoriae Reginae comes as a rooted plant as shown in the photo. Every plant is unique, plants might differ from eachother.
Care Agave Victoriae Reginae :
The Agave likes little water, but it is important that the soil does not completely petrify. With too much water (wet feet) the plant can rot.
The Agave is not demanding on its location, it tolerates full sun. Agave can be placed on the terrace as a houseplant or in the summer as a garden plant.
Agave can be fertilized once a month in the summer months with a light fertilizer. Fertilization is hardly necessary in autumn and winter. Growth then slows down and the plant consumes few nutrients.
Agave is sensitive to too much water. If your Agave gets brown leaves, it is most likely because it is getting too much water. Yellowish leaves that droop are often a sign that the plant is too wet. You can safely cut off brown leaves.
Shipping times may differ due to the large quantity of orders and weather conditions. During the cold months we send our plants with a Heat Pack if needed. We keep a close eye on the weather forecasts.
Due to the large quantity of orders, adding plants to existing orders is not possible.
ATTENTION; We pack and ship our plants very carefully, damage to a leaf or discoloration is not covered by the guarantee.
Nelumbogarden packs and ships its plants very carefully. We use sturdy cardboard boxes and pack with kraft paper. It is possible for soil to fall out of the pot or a leaf to break during transport. We do not guarantee these two points. We ask you to open the box carefully and not with a knife or sharp object. Carefully remove the (kraft) paper. Some plants lower their leaves in the dark, these are restored within a few days. Due to changes in the season, the plants may differ from the plant shown in the photo.
Our company does not work with chemical pesticides. We pack our plants in recycled material. We limit the use of plastic to a minimum.