Aloe Erinacea flowering

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Re: Aloe Erinacea flowering

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Double wow. Well multiple wow really.
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Indeed, many WOWs! (tu)
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It does pay to experiment :lol:
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I wonder if that’s what happened to the huge one I used to see at the Oxford show?
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The huge plant from Oxford (John's) went to David Kirkbright and now Ian priestley.
It was at the National.
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Well the flower stem is growing quickly but no actual flowers yet just a long stalk with leaf scales so far, fingers crossed for some sun.
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Ooh nice!
You can take the boy out of the greenhouse, but you can't take the greenhouse out of the boy!
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