Agave isthmensis 'Ohi Raijin Shiro Nakafu' Variegated Caudiciform but a very rewarding one

but a very rewarding one to grow

though it is said to be able to withstand light frost

Probably the biggest spines of any Gymnocalycium

The leaves look like red egg shaped rocks with a rough surface (they turn green in low light)

You will receive a plant shown in the last two images

Agave isthmensis 'Ohi Raijin Shiro Nakafu' Variegated Caudiciform but a very rewarding oneAgave isthmensis 'Ohi Raijin Shiro Nakafu' A beautiful miniature cultivar from Japan. One of the smallest of all Agaves. The green to gray green along the edges with a creamy stripe down the middle (higher light makes them gray, lower light is green). Unusually, the offsets form in the bases of the lower leaves. The leaves have a small brown spike on the tip, but it isn't that bad by Agave standards. The rosettes usually stay 6" or less. Easy to grow.