There are several ways to multiply Agave: 1. Offsets: Agave plants often produce offsets or "pups" at the base of the parent plant. These can be separated from the parent plant once they have grown to a sufficient size and replanted in their own pots. 2. Seeds: Agave plants also produce seeds which can be collected and planted. However, it's important to note that growing from seeds can take several years before the plant becomes mature enough to flower. 3. Cuttings: Some Agave species can be propagated by cuttings from the stem or leaves. Allow the cuttings to dry and callous for a few days, then plant them in soil. 4. Tissue culture: For commercial purposes, Agaves can be propagated through tissue culture, which is a process where plant tissues are grown in a laboratory setting to produce new plants.