Agave victoriae-reginae MEDIOPCITA ALBA white variegated

The Agave victoriae-reginae 'Mediopicta Alba', also known as the white variegated Queen Victoria agave, is an extraordinary architectural succulent revered for its intricate leaf patterning and compact geometry. This rare cultivar is a variegated form of the already iconic Agave victoriae-reginae, distinguished by its central white stripe—the mediopicta pattern—that runs cleanly down the middle of each deep green leaf. The dramatic contrast between the milky-white variegation and dark foliage enhances its sculptural appeal, while thin, white leaf margins and precise geometric symmetry add to its refined presence. Typically forming a tight rosette that rarely exceeds 30 cm in height and width, this plant is a showstopper for rock gardens, containers, or xeriscaped collections. Its slow-growing, solitary nature and chalky-white leaf markings make it a prize among collectors, particularly due to its rarity and the subtle variability in variegation from plant to plant. Agave victoriae-reginae 'Mediopicta Alba' is a living sculpture—elegant, disciplined, and captivating.