Definitely haworthoides.
Such a particular inflorescence.
Great plant, but very difficult to manually pollinate (I've found) because of the flower shapes.
Great find

Thanks for the welcome, and yes, "aloes" in the broad sense! ( inc. Kumara, aloidendron , gonialoe, aloiampelos etc). Aloe Vera is interesting. There seem to be two quite distinct plants with that name. I've read people using "cinesis" and "barbensis" to distinguish bet...

Hi! I'm a new member , but I've been growing succulent plants for a few years. My main interest is aloe plants , primarily species plants, but I enjoyed making hybrid seeds last year, and had some success with germinating the first lot along with some species (striata and polyphylla). I hope to have...