This plant came from a collection rescue last year. It was a large clump, not much sign of flowering. I split the clump up, and two of the larger rosettes are now flowering. Is there enough to get an ID? Pot size is about 6"
- rosette
- flower
Aloe ID
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MikeT
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Aloe ID
I tried this post in the main section first, but as there hasn't been any response, I'll try again here.
This plant came from a collection rescue last year. It was a large clump, not much sign of flowering. I split the clump up, and two of the larger rosettes are now flowering. Is there enough to get an ID? Pot size is about 6"
This plant came from a collection rescue last year. It was a large clump, not much sign of flowering. I split the clump up, and two of the larger rosettes are now flowering. Is there enough to get an ID? Pot size is about 6"
Mike T
Sheffield Branch
BCSS member26525
Sheffield Branch
BCSS member26525
Re: Aloe ID
A cross between A.Jucunda and A.Somaliense would look something like this.
Stuart
Stuart