made in Africa aloes from seeds
photos of more than 20 different aloe plants gallery 2 I-Z
| Keep in mind that aloes are succulents. We cultivate the aloe plants on this page in basic soil. | ||
| Aloe mitriformis comes from a winter rainfall area and it is the only one on this page to flower in summer. | ||
| All other species are from summer rainfall and all adjusted to our winter rainfall without problem. | ||
| Aloe littoralis comes from an area where cold frost occur where it flowers early in autumn before frost strike. | ||
| These aloes can stand light frost when dry - however the blooms (racemes) may be damaged. | ||
| Watch out for any sign of ants. They carry the aphids into the rosette and that is a very quick way to loose an aloe to rot. | ||
| For individual descriptions with photos go to the order page and click on the names of the aloes | ||
| click for Gallery 1 Hybrid Gallery Gasteria x Aloe Gallery | ||
