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Aloe of some sort???

GDLWyverex

By GDLWyverex
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Just bought this one for 75 cents and would like to know what it is to better care for it.

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Any ideas??

Thanks

 

Richard

 

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Josue Diaz

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Maybe aloe maculata? I'm not an aloe expert, but could be any number of spotted (maculate) species. My cameroni x maculata shows spotting. Aloe, barbadensis sometimes shows spotting. 

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1 hour ago, Josue Diaz said:
1 hour ago, Josue Diaz said:

Maybe aloe maculata? I'm not an aloe expert, but could be any number of spotted (maculate) species. My cameroni x maculata shows spotting. Aloe, barbadensis sometimes shows spotting. 

Maybe aloe maculata? I'm not an aloe expert, but could be any number of spotted (maculate) species. My cameroni x maculata shows spotting. Aloe, barbadensis sometimes shows spotting. 

aloe maculata as well as a. barbadensis have radial symetry where mine has planar symetry...

 

Richard

 

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Give it time, seedlings and young pups are planar. They'll begin to form a rosette as they mature. Both barbadensis and maculata do this. 

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1 hour ago, Josue Diaz said:

Maybe aloe maculata? I'm not an aloe expert, but could be any number of spotted (maculate) species. My cameroni x maculata shows spotting. Aloe, barbadensis sometimes shows spotting. 

Looks more like Aloe andongensis or Aloe conifera or Aloe parvibracteata or Aloe vera to me. I'm betting on Aloe Vera thus far.

 

 

Rchard

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6 minutes ago, GDLWyverex said:

Looks more like Aloe andongensis or Aloe conifera or Aloe parvibracteata or Aloe vera to me. I'm betting on Aloe Vera thus far.

 

 

Rchard

It's anyone's guess at this stage.  Aloe barbadensis is a synonym of vera.

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