Monadenium magnificum *Big Plants* Crassulaceae The plant may go dormant

The plant may go dormant and drop its leaves

They will form clumps in time (some available plants are clumping already)

unlike most Agaves that send out runners

What makes this species special is that all the leaves are two ranked and are stacked on top of each other (distichous)

huascensis  Sometimes called Neochilenia vexata

Monadenium magnificum *Big Plants* Crassulaceae The plant may go dormantMonadenium magnificum An unusual species very closely related to Euphorbia. The stems are blue green with unusual spines. The stems get tall and don't branch much. The flowers are reddish. The leaves usually drop in the winter or during stressful times in the summer, but grow back quickly once the plant is actively growing again. Takes normal succulent care (lots of light, keep on dry side). Drops its leaves in the winter and should be kept drier at