Furcraea foetida Size:1 Gal. use low nitrogen or a

use low nitrogen or a basic houseplant fertilizer every 6-8 weeks between fall and spring

Providing some shade during scorching summers or using frost cloth during cold snaps can help safeguard its well-being

indirect light and water lightly only when the soil is completely dry to prevent rot while it develops roots

you need to be extra cautious and use the right kind of soil made for cacti in a pot with many drainage holes

and vegetation for propagation

Furcraea foetida Size:1 Gal. use low nitrogen or aGreen Aloe or Mauritius Hemp are two of the many Furcraea Foetida common names. This sword shaped succulent grows up to 1 metre tall and belongs to the Asparagaceae family. The evergreen plant is native to the Caribbean and Northern South America. Growth Rate Whether you grow the plant indoors or outdoors, in a pot or in a container, in a garden or near a window sill, the rate of growth of this succulent is slow. Flowering The Furcraea Foetida flowers