Agave aktites
A small to medium coastal agave of the Sonora–Sinaloa coast in northwest Mexico, growing almost at sea level in hot, frost-free thornscrub. Treat it as a full-sun, warm-winter agave that gets its water in a short late-summer monsoon and stays dry the rest of the year.
Where it grows wild
Recorded sites sit 0–15 m above sea level on the coastal plain near the Gulf of California, in open, sun-baked coastal scrub on sandy and rocky ground. There is little published on its microhabitat, so this comes from the records and from what is typical of coastal Agave.
Lowland coastal: 0–15 m in the records (median 10 m).
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