Another NOID Aloe
breton2
9 years ago
This I suspect might have some Aloe ciliaris in it, if it's not in fact that species. It has never bloomed under my conditions, I've had it for 5 years at least. It is also going into a large pot soon, it is getting top-heavy.
Any suggestions of what it might be?
Happy growing!
Breton
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