In the botanical collection of El Charco del Ingenio a particular agave or maguey from the state of Jalisco has begun to flourish, belongs to the botanical family Asparagaceae, cosmopolitan group with greater diversity in North America. Asparagaceae, grupo cosmopolita con mayor diversidad en América del Norte.

This agave lives wild on rocky sites of deciduous forests in the form of a rosette, with a height of 3.82 m (including the inflorescence) and 1.17 m wide, the flowers turn yellowish and begin their flowering from bottom to top and in a few days it will have hundreds of small monoecious flowers, this is when the reproductive structures are in each same flower. It can be grown in dry and temperate sites between temperatures of 20 and 30 ° C, does not tolerate excess moisture so it requires adequate drainage and requires few nutrients. Unfortunately it will die after fruiting, like most of the agaves.

The chazaroi species was dedicated to the illustrious botanist Miguel Cházaro, recently deceased, who dedicated his life to the study of the succulents of Mexico, describing at least 10 species new to science, mainly agaves.