Agave cornelius - 3ga San Marcos Growers This plant was sourced from

This plant was sourced from the IAS

While mature leaves lack markings

Native to central Mexico

recurved leaves are adorned with small white teeth along the margins and distinct longitudinal stripes on the leaf sheaths

A solitary rosette-forming Aloe that grows a trunk to as tall as 3 feet and topped with an 18 inch to 3 feet wide head of light bluish-green leaves

Agave cornelius - 3ga San Marcos Growers This plant was sourced fromThis plant listing for reference only propagation will start in 2026. Agave Cornelius, often called Quasimoto Agave, is a slow growing, variegated agave cultivated for its thick, contorted leaves and compact, sculptural habit. It forms small clumps of short, heavy rosettes that typically reach about 18 inches tall and spread 2 to 4 feet wide over time as offsets develop close to the parent plant. The leaves are broad, stiff, and strongly undulating,