Subspecies, varieties, forms and cultivars of plants belonging to the Echeveria agavoides group

• Echeveria agavoides Lem.: Produces stemless, star-shaped rosette of fat leaves up to 20 cm in diameter. It is often solitary or growing offsets only slowly. It is a variable plant.
• Echeveria agavoides f. cristata hort.: The beautiful crested form develops fans of frosty green spikes tipped in red.
• Echeveria agavoides cv. Aquamarine: has icy emerald-green leaves.
• Echeveria agavoides cv. Corderoyi (E.Morren) Kimnach: Leaves more numerose (60-70), smaller, narrower, greyer, perhaps no longer in cultivation.
• Echeveria agavoides cv. Ebony Kimnach & Trager: has dark brown edges, almost burgundy becoming more pronunced during cool wether.
• Echeveria agavoides cv. Lipstick: has red leaf edges.
• Echeveria agavoides cv. Multifida (E.Walther) Kimnach: with bright red leaves margins.
• Echeveria agavoides cv. Prolifera (E.Walther) Kimnach: It produces rosettes with 30 (or more) greenish-yellow leaves, freely branching that forms soon large clumps.
• Echeveria agavoides cv. Red Edge E.Walther