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Aloes Blooming


NatureGirl

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Lots of Aloes blooming in the yard now. Too bag flowers don’t last longer, like some broms. And some more getting ready to bloom.

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Warrior Palm Princess, Satellite Beach, Florida

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Love em! Kudos on growing them so well in your climate. I know some of these rot even for us west-coast growers. I have a camerooni x maculata hybrid that blooms all summer long. Rather unusual as most aloes are winter-blooming. Rooikapie also seems to always have flowers on it.

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fantastic collection! I'd love to grow some of those over here but the heat and monsoon season can rot some of them here. 

 

I do have a few tree aloes like ferox, marlothii, rupestris, and speciosa that are doing well. I also have a peglerae in a pot that's doing good. One rotted in the summer that was in a more full sun exposure.

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Thanks, I've not had problems with the tree aloes rotting, I think becuz here on the beach, Its just pure well draining sand. But I do have problems with the small succulents, they don't like the summer rains, I've rotted lots but do have a few survivors. 

Warrior Palm Princess, Satellite Beach, Florida

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On ‎2‎/‎15‎/‎2019 at 7:17 PM, NatureGirl said:

Lots of Aloes blooming in the yard now. Too bag flowers don’t last longer, like some broms. And some more getting ready to bloom.

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22149EBF-AD17-4FC6-BA12-3F1AA67898AA.jpeg

81096B20-2E19-4746-86A0-4BFA04195D47.jpeg

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it is zamia lucayana on the right below corner ?

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On 2/21/2019 at 9:50 AM, raimeiken said:

what's the big aloe on the fifth picture? is it Thraskii?

Yes! That is thraskii. 

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Warrior Palm Princess, Satellite Beach, Florida

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