Furcraea quicheensis
This South-American plant is a member of the Agave family and forms a trunk topped by a crown of long, drooping leaves. This species, from the high plains of Quiche, has beautiful, non-spiny bluish foliage. At maturity, it produces a towering panicle of blossom, which marks the end of its life. Reproduces by seed.
3.50 m (à 10 ans)
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1.50 m (à 10 ans)
Sun Use
In rockeries or dry gardens in very mild climates.
Planting
In full sun, in light, very well-draining soil with low moisture levels.
Maintenance
No particular maintenance required; remove dead leaves from the base of the rosette.
