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Furcraea selloa

Wild Sisal

Furcraea selloa - Wild Sisal

The Furcraea selloa, commonly known as the Wild Sisal, is a large agave-like rosette from Colombia and Venezuela, carrying long, arching, sword-shaped leaves with hooked teeth along the margins and no hard terminal spine. It develops a short trunk with age and throws a very tall branched flower panicle at maturity.

The absence of a terminal spine makes it markedly safer near circulation than a true agave of the same size, which is a real consideration in public landscape. It is used in resort and civic planting, large planters and tropical-character schemes.

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The Wild Sisal gives agave scale and presence without the terminal spine, which matters wherever the public walks past it.

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