Item Tag: Aloe Striata

This plant is famous for its eye-catching flowering spikes and spiky leaves. For the best growth, these seeds need well-draining soil and thrive in full sun to partial shade. Sowing: Start them indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost or plant them outside after the frost has passed.

This species is easily recognizable due to its tall rosette shape and sturdy leaves that have sharp spines along the edges. Gardeners and plant collectors highly value Puya ferruginea for its distinctive look and the striking contrast its foliage brings to any garden setting.