Agave is a genus of some 250 species of the family Asparagaceae (formerly Agavaceae). These plants are succulents native to arid and semiarid regions of the Americas, particularly Mexico and the Caribbean. … See more

The native peoples of the Americas have used most species of Agave for food, fiber, or fencing. However, the most well-known use of Agave is for tequila, a beverage produced from the plant’s sap. See more

Agave plants are easy to grow, but they require special care to thrive. Here is a rundown on how you can take good care of these succulent plants and avoid common mistakes that waste your time and energy. 1. Light:Ag… See more

While agave plants are not typically considered poisonous, there have been some reports of toxicity associated with these plants. Research published in the Journal of the American Association of Dermatolog… See more