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what kind of aloe is this?

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Posted by pigletcompany Ohio (My Page) on
Tue, Aug 7, 12 at 19:52

You all are doing so awesome at helping me learn about my plants... Thank you so much.... What kind of aloe is this?

Thanks,
Carla

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I would like to know also since I throw one out about four months ago outside in a pile of dirt were I throw all of my old dirt, last night I seen some leaves growing out from the dirt well I thought it was dead I guess not.

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I would like to know also since I throw one out about four months ago outside in a pile of dirt were I throw all of my old dirt, last night I seen some leaves growing out from the dirt well I thought it was dead I guess not.

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Aloe vera 'chinensis', a made-for-the-market, I think, direct relative of Aloe vera (which has yellow flowers and turns a darker grey-green in the summer in the ground than this one does) - it's got orange flowers.

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Thank you so much. You all rock!!!!!

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