Aloe ID Please
20 years ago
A friend who needed some room on the patio gave this to me recently. I am at a loss for an identification on it. Grown in shady conditions, maybe it is etoliated trying to reach the light. Or maybe a morijensis / brevifolia hybrid. Please let me know what you think.
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