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ALOE erinacea

€14.50

Author : D.S. Hardy

Family : Aloaceae

Habitat : Namibia

Only recently discovered (botanically, that is) in the mid 1980's in Namibia, it seems strange that such an impressive plant could have remained unknown for so long. It is a winter-growing species, related and very similar to Aloe melanacantha but it can be distinguished from the latter by its open rosettes of spreading leaves and shorter flowers. The plant is compact and almost never offsets (in cultivation), but in habitat it occurs in clusters of up to10 (or more) decumbent stems up to 50 cm tall, covered with old leaves bases.

4 years seedling. 6 cm

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CULTURE :

Exposure : bright and sunny

Temperature : a minimum of 0°c

Soil : not too rich and well drained

opportunistic growth, it mainly takes place in winter but can also be in vegetation in summer if the temperatures are cool

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ALOE erinacea

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