Aloe "Big Mac" - 5ga reference-only it requires occasional watering but

it requires occasional watering but grows faster with regular irrigation

giving the plant a distinct variegation

Agave titanota "Black and Blue" stands out among hybrid agaves and is a favorite among collectors

It grows best in full sun to light shade in well-drained soil and is drought tolerant once established

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Aloe "Big Mac" - 5ga reference-only it requires occasional watering butThis plant is pickup only it is not available for shipping. Aloe 'Big Mac' is a large shrubby hybrid, likely derived from Aloe maculata and Aloe arborescens, and has been cultivated in Santa Barbara, California since the 1990s. It forms dense clumps reaching 4 to 5 feet tall and wide, with each rosette about 18 inches across. The dull green leaves display pale spotting and often take on maroon or purplish hues when exposed to sun or drought stress. In