Agave weberi is a large and dominating species, that is usually appropriate for large landscapes with full sun. Its leaves are smooth-edged with pointed tips, which makes the species not ideal near walks and patios. The full effect of this species is ideal when silhouetted on walls or buildings. The seeds of the Agave weberi should be collected and dispersed once the pods are dry (2,3). Though very drought tolerant this plant requires specific soil pH in order to reach full maturity, generally from 6.1 (mildly acidic) to 8.5 (mildly alkaline).Young A. weberi can be grown in a container for several years, however, the species needs full sun to ensure growth. It must be noted, however, that excessive heat or light can cause leaf damage, especially in the summer, causing the leaves to yellow (3,4). The plant also requires well-drained soil though little watering is needed, and when irrigated the species abundantly suckers (4). The species is also hardy at 12 ℉.