Aloe melanacantha

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Herts Mike
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Aloe melanacantha

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My seed grown melanacantha is flowering for the first time. Probably down to the good summer weather.
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Re: Aloe melanacantha

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That's lovely, it probably helps you don't bubble wrap as that reduces some light.
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Never have done for that reason.
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That is excellent, Mike (tu)
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