| Aloe pretoriensis grows in the Gauteng area with Pretoria as the southern limit going north into Zimbabwe. | ||
| The rosette of this aloe has many thin narrow glaucus leaves and the dead leaves remain on the plant. The stem of A.pretoriensis is short, about 1 meter | ||
| This is not a difficult aloe as it can with stand light frost in a dry winter and some moist conditions in summer. Aloe pretoriensis grows in shade or full sun. Keep in mind that shade and cooler conditions should go with less water | ||
| This aloe like other fatplants can grow happy in a container as a potplant - inside or outside the house. | ||
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