• Agave victoriae-reginae var. stolonifera hort.

• Agave victoriae-reginae T.Moore
• Agave consideranti Carrière
• Agave ferdinandi-regis A.Berger
• Agave victoriae-reginae f. caespitosa hort.
• Agave victoriae-reginae f. compacta hort.
• Agave victoriae-reginae f. dentata Breitung
• Agave victoriae-reginae f. latifolia Breitung
• Agave victoriae-reginae var. laxior A.Berger
• Agave victoriae-reginae f. longifolia Breitung
• Agave victoriae-reginae f. longispina Breitung
• Agave victoriae-reginae f. nickelsiae (Gosselin) Trel.
• Agave nickelsiae Gosselin
• Agave victoriae-reginae f. ornata Breitung
• Agave victoriae-reginae var. stolonifera hort.
• Agave victoriae-reginae subs. swobodae Halda
• Agave victoriae-reginae f. variegata hort.
• Agave victoriae-reginae var. victoriae-reginae f. stolonifera H.Jacobsen
• Agave victoriae-reginae f. viridis Breitung

• Agave victoriae-reginae f. albo marginata
• Agave victoriae-reginae f. marginata alba hort.

• Agave victoriae-reginae cv. Golden Princess
• Agave victoriae-reginae f. aureomarginata hort.
• Agave victoriae-reginae f. marginata aurea hort.
• Agave victoriae-reginae cv. Kazo Bana
• Agave victoriae-reginae cv. Unknown

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Cultivation and Propagation: It is a stunning specimen plant for containers or a well drained spot in the garden. It tend to be slow grower, but worth the effort. Grow it in porous soil with adequate drainage. It do well in full sun or a lightly shaded area. Water thoroughly when soil is dry to the touch. In winter watering this plant can be done once every 1-2 months, there is no need to mist the leaves. It is theoretically hardy to -3° C, particularly when dry but it is best to avoid severe freezing temperatures.
Heat Tolerance: Good.
Propagation: Relatively easy to propagate by seeds or by suckers (if available) Remove the basal suckers in spring or summer and let the cuttings dry for a few days before inserting in compost.. only problem is the logistics of getting to the suckers - very sharp spines and suckers usually right up against, or underneath the mother plant.
Uses: These striking plants are wonderful when used for accent or simply to provide some all year round foliage colour and often used in a pot as a patio plant, they make an eye-catching statement and along with other evergreen plants in pots, can be moved around to change the scenery or position to give more shelter.
Uses: These striking plants are wonderful when used for accent or simply to provide some all year round foliage colour and often used in a pot as a patio plant, they make an eye-catching statement and along with other evergreen plants in pots, can be moved around to change the scenery or position to give more shelter.