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aloebot10a

Aloe flower close-ups

9 years ago

A. cryptopoda

A. speciosa

A. marlothii x africana ?

A. candelabrum (ferox)

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  • 9 years ago

    Aloe ortholopha

    Aloe parallelifolia

    Aloe pendens

    Aloe penduliflora

    Aloe petricola

    Aloe pictifolia
    Aloe plicatilis

    Aloe porphyrostachys

    Aloe praetensis

    Aloe pretoriensis

    Comments (27)

    • 9 years ago
      last modified: 9 years ago

      A. arborescens x thraskii

      A. mawii
      A. ferox x cameronii
      A. ferox
      A. thraskii

    • 9 years ago

      Beautiful! The third one looks like bananas.

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    • 9 years ago

      a few flower shots from some of my own plants over the last few years

      Aloe africana

      Aloe alooides

      Aloe albiflora

      Aloe arborescens (yellow form)

      Aloe austroarabica

      Aloe bellatula

      Aloe betsileensis

      Aloe buhrii
      Aloe cameronii

    • 9 years ago

      few more?

      Aloe capmanbataoensis

      Aloe castanea

      Aloe cheranganiensis

      Aloe ciliaris

      Aloe dawei

      Aloe diolii

      Aloe distans

      Aloe duckeri

    • 9 years ago

      Aloe excelsa

      Aloe gerstneri

      Aloe globulogemma

      Aloe Goliath

      Aloe hardyi

      Aloe hereroensis

      Aloe haworthioides

      Aloe hoffmanii

    • 9 years ago

      I love all the close-ups. The colors and contrasts are the best up close. I hope to have some more in a couple weeks.


    • 9 years ago

      A. vanbalenii

      More A. candelabrum

      Tail end of A. speciosa

      Early A. spectabilis with leaf patterns

    • 9 years ago

      Amazing aloes!

      aloebot thanked rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
    • 9 years ago

      Amazing! Such great growers. TFS

    • 9 years ago

      A. chabaudii

    • 9 years ago

      How beautiful they all are!

    • 9 years ago

      Aloe humilis

      Aloe immaculata

      Aloe inyangensis

      Aloe kilifiensis

      Aloe krapohliana

      Aloe lineata

      Aloe littoralis

      Aloe longibracteata

      Aloe longistyla

    • 9 years ago

      Aloe macrosiphon

      Aloe maculata

      Aloe meyeri hybrid

      Aloe microstigma

      Aloe monotropa

      Aloe mubendiensis

      Aloe munchii

      Aloe mzimbana

      Aloe neiburhiana

      Aloe ngongensis


    • 9 years ago

      One of my favorites, Aloe rooikappie. Also called red riding hood.

      Not really dramatic, but I'm excited. This is the first time my Aloe x spinosissima has bloomed! It's nearly 4 1/2 years old.

      Love all the pictures! When the winds die down, I may have to try taking some pictures with greater detail. Great inspiration!

      aloebot thanked Crenda 10A SW FL
    • 9 years ago

      Palmbob, those are some great flowers! My A. petricola is just starting now. I don't remember those cool purple filaments last time. My A. ortholopha has yet to bloom in over 20 years. To much H2O at wrong time of year? Really like the A. immaculata. I lost mine before it ever bloomed. The immature A. kilifiensis flowers are colored somewhat like one of my favorites A. classenii.


    • 9 years ago

      don't know the secret with Aloe ortholopha... mine has only bloomed once, though it was only 6 years old. I no longer have that plant (given away during the move out). I have only seen this species bloom once before and it was in full hot sun. Aloe kilifiensis is an odd coloration which is one of the its unique characteristics... otherwise it's just sort of an average maculate aloe. Color is like a coppery coffee coloration, opening into a weird metallic orange (photos don't do it justice).

    • 9 years ago

      Aloe tenuior

      Aloe arborescens yellow flower

      Aloe congolensis

      Aloe somaliensis

      Aloe chabaudii

      Aloe ferox

      Aloe 'Cynthia Giddy'

      Aloe microstigma

      All blooming in February.

    • 9 years ago

      Your Aloe congolensis is something else... wrong shaped leaves and flowers.

      aloebot thanked palmbob
    • 9 years ago

      More flowers from my own garden

      Aloe pubescens

      Aloe Rooikappie

      Aloe rubroviolacea

      Aloe schelpii

      Aloe secundiflora

      Aloe shadensis

      Aloe sheliae

      Aloe sinkatana

      Aloe speciosa

    • 9 years ago

      more flower shots

      Aloe striata

      Aloe striatula

      Aloe subacutissima

      Aloe succotrina

      Aloe suffulta

      Aloe suprafoliata

      Aloe tenuior forms

      Aloe tewoldii

      Aloe tomentosa

    • 9 years ago

      one last set for today

      Aloe tongaensis (aka Medusa)

      Aloe trichosantha

      Aloe turkanensis

      Aloe umfoloziensis

      Aloe vacillans

      Aloe vanbalenii

      Aloe vaombe

      Aloe variegata

      Aloe veseyi

      Aloe volkensis


    • 9 years ago

      Palmbob.. check out my splitting up post. It has something fairly unusual to see in SoCal. It was about 25 years in the making.


    • 9 years ago

      I had to look really close at that Aloe maculata bloom, palmbob....I couldn't believe that aloe looked so much like a cycad. But the inflo was probably just photographed with one in the background.

      I can't believe I missed this thread. Thanks for the experience, kids!

    • 9 years ago

      A. aculeata

      A. pictifolia

      A. striata

      A. taurii

      A. castanea

      A. petricola

      All flowering now in March.

    • 9 years ago

      A. marlothii

      A. excelsa orange

      A. excelsa red

      A. excelsa red

    • 9 years ago

      Aloe rupestris

      Aloe ciliaris

      Aloe arborescens hybrid ?

      Aloe alooides

      Aloe africana

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