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Aloe Teeth

13 years ago

Inspired by a post elsewhere, I thought I'd show a few photos of aloe teeth showing that there are other reasons to grow aloes other than their flowers.

Aloe aculeata

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Aloe affinis

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Aloe congolensis

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Aloe congdonii

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Aloe cheranganiensis

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Aloe dinteri

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Aloe deltoideodonta var fallax

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Aloe chlorantha

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Aloe camperi variegated

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Aloe aristata

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Aloe broomii

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Aloe excelsa

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Aloe DZ

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Aloe Fire Ranch

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Aloe gariepensis

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Aloe Ethiopia

Aloe erythrophylla

Aloe florenceae

Aloe framesii

Aloe fleurentiniorum

Aloe maculata variegated

Aloe Medium Well Done

Aloe laeta

Aloe karasbergensis

Aloe marlothii

that's probably enough for one upload... have lots more if anyone wants more

Comments (18)

  • 13 years ago

    Want more, please.

  • 13 years ago

    Thanks for the elegant photos/plants. Yale

  • 13 years ago

    Me too (want more) please!

    Great photos.
    All your plants?

    Rina

  • 13 years ago

    Beautiful photos! The color on your A. karasbergensis is alluring. Hard to pick one, but my favorite, I think, is the framesii.

    Thanks for the terrific post, hope you add more.

  • 13 years ago

    Great collection, simply beautiful

  • 13 years ago

    Oh those teeth. I wish my teeth were as pretty. Is there a difference between A.karasbergensis and A. triata var karasbergensis? It is on my extreme want list and I need to knw if there is a difference when I am ordering and people are offering the A. striata var k... if that is the same. Thankyou in advance.

  • 13 years ago

    Aloe striata var karasbergensis got moved to its own species... so the two are the same. Which is a good thing as they bloom at different times of the year, the flowers are different, and obviously the plants are much different, and grow very differently... not sure why they were ever the same species.

    Aloe Vito
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    Aloe Brown Powys
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    Aloe suffulta
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    Aloe Tropic World
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    Aloe ciliaris
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    Aloe castillione
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    Aloe parallelifolia
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    Aloe neiburiana
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    Aloe polyphylla
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    Aloe melanacantha
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    Aloe hybrid unknown
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    Aloe macrocarpa
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    Aloe komaggensis
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    Aloe immaculata
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    Aloe humilis
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    Aloe gerstneri

    Aloe Tim Harvey hybrid (unnamed)

    Aloe Jaws

    Aloe dorotheae

    plants are not all mine, though most are.

  • 13 years ago

    I just adore the melacanantha and the jaws......and many more, but those two are gorgeous. I saw a Agave melanaacantha at a collectors house the other day and it did get me in the lust mode. I hope you don't mind, I will add some teeth to this discussion. And if anyone knows the two unknown aloe ID's at the bottom. Please tell me.

    Aloe Ferox
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    Aloe capitata

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    Aloe grassy lassie

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    Aloe cameroni

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    Aloe nobilis

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    Aloe glauca

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    Aloe xspinossisima

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    Unknown aloe

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    Another unknown aloe

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  • 13 years ago

    Beautiful teeth. My gariepensis is the same color. I was wondering if it was happy or not.

    May I add the glamorous suprafoliata?
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  • 13 years ago

    By all means, everyone jump in the pool

    Aloe divericata

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  • 13 years ago

    Nice colors on that A. divericata. Here another that I forgot and it does have nice teeth.

    Aloe peglarae

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  • 13 years ago

    I'm going to have Jaws nightmares for weeks now.

  • 13 years ago

    My aloe ferox teeth.

  • 13 years ago

    Same aloe ferox,,,,,,,,,,

  • 13 years ago

    WOW!!!
    Will any of these aloe grow outside in winter in zone 8?

  • 13 years ago

    Most aloes are Z9b. Some go colder but 8b gets you aloe macrocentra, and aristata, You might be able to grow aloe polyhylla if your summers are not too hot. Your moisture might be a problem though.

    I protect all of mine that I grow in Z8b.

  • 13 years ago

    Fantastic photos!

  • 13 years ago

    Absolutely gorgeous plants. More plants added to my wish list :) especially a ferox.

    Mike