Agave lagunae
A rarely recorded Guatemalan agave known from only a handful of collections on the seasonally dry Pacific slope. Treat it as a frost-tender, full-sun agave that grows in the summer rains and sits dry through a long winter dry season.
Where it grows wild
Presumably dry rocky slopes and scrub on the Pacific side of the Guatemalan highlands near the single climate site; with only three records, the habitat is inferred from the genus and the measured climate.
The climate site is at about 914 m; few records carry an elevation.
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