It is a succulent plant, generally with a solitary habit, which grows in the shape of a rosette, over time can cluster. Its fleshy and pointed leaves can be more or less long and narrow. E. agavoides flaunts an incredible range of colors: from bright green to ruby red, often with darker tips. Its color variations are mainly due to a greater exposure to intense light and dry cold, and they are shown along the edges of the leaves, where the plant takes on more intense colors. Thanks to its elegant and linear shape, it is perfect to give a touch of refinement to your interiors, while its vivid and bright colors revive beautiful plant compositions and the most chic centerpieces.
Source: Giromagi