| General Description | A succulent that has oval shape leaves that come from underneath. They stand erect to form a column over time. |
| Shape | Rosette of erect leaves eventually forms a vase-like structure at maturity. |
| Propagation | By dividing rhizomes.
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| Cultivation | It prefers warm, sunny locations, but tolerates some shade. Protect from hot afternoon sun. Best grown in a soil based potting mix.
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| Notable Specimens | Harry P. Leu Gardens, Orlando, Florida, United States of America.
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| Habitat | Rocky hillsides; sometimes under trees or on termitaria on poor sandy soils; often forming dense large colonies.
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| Bark/Stem Description | Stemless herb with bright rhizome.
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| Leaf Description | Broad, pointed leaves are lanceolate to linear with a wavy leaf margin. They have a mottled pattern of bluish green and white, 45-90 cm long, 10 cm wide. |
| Flower Description | Fragrant, white flowers are tubular and arranged in a spike inflorescence. |
