I suspect it's been left for a time with little water so I need to know what I can do to improve it. I'm going to buy a larger container for it ! It's fairly big for me because that's around a 12" pot. But I'm sure it'll get bigger!
Plant ID
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dalesmatt
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Plant ID
Can someone let me know what variety this is, I was given it with no Id or label by another parent at my daughter's school.
I suspect it's been left for a time with little water so I need to know what I can do to improve it. I'm going to buy a larger container for it ! It's fairly big for me because that's around a 12" pot. But I'm sure it'll get bigger!
I suspect it's been left for a time with little water so I need to know what I can do to improve it. I'm going to buy a larger container for it ! It's fairly big for me because that's around a 12" pot. But I'm sure it'll get bigger!
Matt
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Interests include South American cacti and spiny Euphorbias
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Member number 49972. Bradford Branch.Interests include South American cacti and spiny Euphorbias
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Diane
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Re: Plant ID
I'm no expert on Aloes, but I think it might be A. peglerae?
Diane - member of Kingston branch
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topsy
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Re: Plant ID
HI,
I totally agree with Diane, it is A.peglarae. It is in good condition and it is natural for the leaves to incurve, if they didn't I would think it was being grown badly.
A very nice plant.
Suzanne
I totally agree with Diane, it is A.peglarae. It is in good condition and it is natural for the leaves to incurve, if they didn't I would think it was being grown badly.
A very nice plant.
Suzanne