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Aloe

21 years ago

Hi all, this is my unnamed Aloe, as you can see it needs to be repotted and to be named as well. You can see also a lot of dead olive trees leaves. We have a lot of olive trees some of them are 300 YO and produce an incredible amount of dead leaves and fruits on the ground and obviously on my cacti pots! You can see also the little house under the veranda where my daughter hide herself when she makes some pranck!

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Davide

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aajoo
Original Author
21 years ago
P. S. Please don't consider the tag "Aloe ciliaris"
Davide
jeffrey_harris
21 years ago
Davide,

Nice picture. I think the Aloe will soon be large enough for your daughter to hide in it.

I'm guessing that it's Aloe rupestris. I had thought A. arborescens, but the leaves are a bit different.
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aajoo
Original Author
21 years ago
Thanks Jeffrey, I agree with you it is not A. arborescens I have an Aloe arborescens and the leaves are quite different:
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I think you are right, Aloe rupestris can grow as high as 8 meters!
Davide

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