Aloe millotii...
20 years ago
with many thanks to Jeff, whose generosity has enhanced my collection, and life in general!
Dried-up spike remnants remind me this is A. millotii's third bloom season with me. The plant (without spike) is now a little over a foot tall, and it finally has a tiny pup at the base.
I'd have put this into the Aloe thread, but my hosting site quit allowing direct-to-post sharing, and I have't gotten around to signing up with a new site yet.
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