The Ocahui is the Indian word for fiber. Agave ocahui is a winter-dormant plant that is also known by its common name ‘Ocahui century plant'. It belongs to the Asparagaceae family and reaches 12-18 inches in height. The succulent plant originates from Mexico.
Growth Rate
The growth rate of the Ocahui century plant is slow.
How often do century plants bloom?
The flower blooms in bright yellow shades from Mid-spring to early summer.
Water and Feeding/Fertilizer
Agave ocahui should not sit in the water as an excess amount of water damage the roots of the plant.
Soil
This plant grows in all types of soil, including rocky-hardy conditions.
Hardiness
The hardiness of the Agave ocahui is 8a to 10a, with a frost tolerance of 15°F (-9.4°C).
Light
Agave ocahui needs full sunlight. It prefers bright sunlight to grow properly.
Propagation
The plant can be propagated through cuttings, leaves, offsets, or seeds.
The Ocahui century plant is a beautiful outdoor succulent, which makes your garden pleasing with its density. This variety is also noted for its attractive shape.
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