Hesperoyucca peninsularis, the peninsular candle or lechuguilla, is a plant species endemic to the Baja California peninsula.

[5] This species grows in association with Elephant cactus, Larrea, Boojum trees, barrel cacti, Dudleya, Agave, ragweed and chollas.

[2] It is a perennial plant characterized by its rosette of stiff, sword-like leaves and tall flower stalks.

It is drought-tolerant and requires minimal water once established, making it well-suited for xeriscaping and water-wise gardening.

Due to its striking appearance and low water needs, it is often used in ornamental landscaping, especially in arid Indigenous peoples have used parts of the plant for food, fiber, and other purposes.