Furcraea (Furcraea roezlii)

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palmbob Acton, CA(Zone 8b) Mar 18, 2004

Furcraea
Furcraea roezlii

Huntington GArdens, Pasadena California

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sotoscovitch Mar 20, 2004

I was recently told that a plant I found in a forest nearby was a Furcraea. Although right now I don't have a photo, by next time I will. I would like to know if you can identify this plant for me. I shot this in the US Virgin islands.

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palmbob Acton, CA(Zone 8b) Mar 21, 2004

That looks like a Cordyline relative- never seen one that color, but looks like one in the detail of leave shape and the way they come off the stem.

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sotoscovitch Mar 24, 2004

Here's a foto, don't know why it came out so fuzzy, but you can view some details like the hooked spines. This is the one that is said to be a Furcraea.

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palmbob Acton, CA(Zone 8b) Mar 25, 2004

Yes, that's Furcraea solleum marginata. Here's a larger one

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xeronema Limerick, Ireland Sep 02, 2006

Hello,
Can you explain the difference between F. roezlii and F. bedinghausii please? I have two young plants growing in my garden, one of each sp. but they both look the same. The 'roezlii' may be slightly darker blue looking than the other.
Thank you
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Kell San Leandro, CA(Zone 9b) Nov 01, 2016

Quote from sotoscovitch :

I was recently told that a plant I found in a forest nearby was a Furcraea. Although right now I don't have a photo, by next time I will. I would like to know if you can identify this plant for me. I shot this in the US Virgin islands.

Oh my, that plant is stunning sotoscovitch. I wonder what it is and why I do not have one!

Your photo!!!