Exactly how you roll percentage dice depends on what numbers lie on the dice. If your dice bear the numbers 0-9, then you have (0-9) tens and (0-9) units. Here, the answer is self-explanatory apart from double-zero, which is 100%.
Pineapple (Ananas comosus), also a bromeliad, grows into a tall rosette with long, strappy leaves and spines. At first glance, you may think it is an aloe until someone reveals this famous fruit plant's name. The pineapple plant bears a club-like flower on a stem that ripens into the golden fruit. If no flower spike or or fruit is present, someone may not readily distinguish this bromeliad from a large aloe. Unlike aloe, pineapple plants die once the fruit develops.
Group a bunch of the plants together for a tropical-looking mass planting. Aloe looks a bit like a cactus or tropical flower, and when the plant's showy, reddish blooms appear, it grabs attention. The plants thrive in hardiness zones 9 to 11 where it grows up to 2 feet in height with a spread as wide as 3 feet.