Are you talking about the Aloe?

I guess you just put the Neo. in front of it so you could post it here, huh? :-p

That's okay, I like Aloes too, but they just don't do as well here as broms do.

uh huh Aloe with broms

We grow that aloe in the ground here. It will get huge over time. Its hardy to at least the high teens

HDD, I have to say, your Aloe will become a nice monster!
Look at these pics I took from my trip in South Africa months ago.

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Another real monster, the biggest 'Fan Aloe" : Aloe plicatilis at Harold Porter Botanical Garden, Western Cape.
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Second pic is wat I have. BEst give it alot of room huh?

Stephania- Any idea what the first one you have pictured is?

HDD, that Fan Aloe do love cold climate, so I can not keep here,
long time ago I imported them from a german dealer,
the plants could only exist 3-4 month.

Mike, there are at least two similar species of large single stemmed Aloe
around that area, but this one should be Aloe marlothii,
as its branched inflorescence of bright amber yellow flowers
with characterristically horisontal or slanted racemes.
While Aloe ferox has upright bright red inflorescence.

Ferox is very heavy plant I need to get it out of the pot soon already weights 21 lbs in the 3 gal pot. And it does require using heavy arm protection when handling. The tiny thorns stick to your skin like prickly pear cactus. I hope it blooms for me. When I found out what it was, I kept it to see it bloom

Nice aloe. I have a small collection of these myself.