The young Aloe littoralis plant is blue-green with the blue changing to grey as the plant grows to 3-4 meters in height |
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The relative large cream colored spots are mainly on the leaves of young Aloe littoralis plants, disapearing as the plant age. |
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| The Aloe littoralis plant on the photo bottom left, is growing in a garden where it receives extra water and care on a guest-farm. | |
| The large A.littoralis photo bottom right is growing in natural conditions in the botanical garden of Windhoek, Namibia. | |
Aloes are succulent plants, also known as fatplants. Given the right conditions they can be grown as a houseplant or as a potplant in the garden or greenhouse. |
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