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It performs best in full sun near the coast or with light inland shade
Hardy to temperatures around 30-32°F (USDA zones 9b to 11)
It forms a solitary to lightly offsetting rosette generally 8 to 12 inches tall and about 12 to 18 inches wide
Like an Agave
Sea Squill thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers well-drained sandy or rocky soils
Hechtia sp. "Tehuacan" - 3ga branching-aloe It performs best in fullNo shipping Pickup only Hechtia Tehuacan is a compact, terrestrial bromeliad forming tight rosettes under 1 ft tall and wide. It features broad, shiny light green leaves often marked with reddish mottling, with evenly spaced marginal spines that give the plant a bold, armored look. Like others in its genus, it is well adapted to arid, rocky landscapes and is exceptionally drought tolerant once established. Rosettes maintain a neat, symmetrical form,
