Giant Cabuya is an evergreen perennial subshrub,
stemless or with a short stem up to 1 m tall. The leaves are
sword-shaped, 1-1.8 m long and 10-15 cm broad at their widest point,
narrowing to 6-7 cm broad at the leaf base, and to a sharp spine tip at
the apex; the margins are entire or with a few hooked spines. The
flowers are greenish to creamy white, 4 cm long, and strongly scented.
They are produced on a large inflorescence up to 7.5 m tall. Giant
Cabuya is native to South America, cultivated in India.
Identification credit: N.S. Dungriyal
Photographed in Ambazari Garden, Nagpur, Maharashtra.
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