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Aloe Striata x Descoingsii Hybrid In Bloom

20 years ago

Bought this last year at a sale sponsored by the San Gabriel Valley Cacti Club at the L.A. Arboretum. Seller thought it was a striata x descoingsii hybrid. First time it has flowered for me. Still looking for the snail/slug that chomped on the leaf in front.

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patrick_in_fb
20 years ago
Very nice flower color... even if it isn't yellow... lol
borrego
Original Author
20 years ago
You got me on that one, Patrick..........It was much more yellow at one point, though. You know what they say, sometimes you just have to wait to see what the flowers look like. Spent a whopping $6 on it, it's a keeper, though.
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sjv78736
20 years ago
very nice!

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