Prolific bloomer!
breton2
9 years ago
For an Aloe, anyway! I bought this plant maybe 8 weeks ago, in bloom. I didn't repot it since it was blooming, but before I had a chance to pull of the dead stalks new bloom stalks started to grow. Here it is this evening. It is some kind of hybrid from Altmans' Plants, helpfully labeled as Aloe sp,
Once it finishes this round of blooms it is coming out of that peaty soil, don't worry!
Cheers,
Breton
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