180 - 200cm Dasylirion Serratifoliumx XXL 80cm Pot House Plant Legs sometimes also listed under its

sometimes also listed under its former name Hildewintera colademononis

The foliage is strikingly variegated – deep green mottled with silvery-grey marbling and edged with creamy-yellow margins

but too much hot afternoon sun can cause leaf scorch

It will also tolerate moderate and low-light conditions

which may scorch the yellow margins

180 - 200cm Dasylirion Serratifoliumx XXL 80cm Pot House Plant Legs sometimes also listed under itsDasylirion serratifolium Dasylirion serratifolium, commonly known as the Serrated Desert Spoon or Toothed Sotol, is a striking, drought tolerant architectural plant native to the arid regions of Mexico. This slow growing succulent shrub forms a symmetrical rosette of narrow, arching, blue green leaves edged with fine, sharp serrations hence the name serratifolium. The long, leathery foliage gives it a spiky, fountain like appearance, making it a bold