This large and hardy succulent features a trunk that can grow up to 1.5m high, topped with a rosette of blue-grey leaves. In mid-summer, Furcraea guatemalensis produces a 3m to 4m tall spire of pale-green flowers, which is a unique and striking feature. Unlike other species of Furcraea, this superior form does not die after flowering. Furcraea guatemalensis is an excellent choice for large containers or small gardens, requiring good drainage and full sun to thrive. Furcraea guatemalensis is evergreen and native to Belize, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, southeast and southwest Mexico, and Nicaragua. Learn more about Furcraea guatemalensis.