What type of Aloe???

[Cape Garrett]

I have no idea...appreciate any knowledge on this plant.

 

 

[Silas_Sancona]

3 minutes ago, Cape Garrett said:

I have no idea...appreciate any knowledge on this plant.

 

 

Dyckia, Type of terrestrial Bromeliad. Not sure on the species or cultivar. Nice specimen though.  Very easy to grow in pots/ in the ground among rocks (  Many Dyckia can tolerate regular moisture, but any excess water has to drain away well )...

[Cape Garrett]

@Silas_Sancona thank you.  Not even an aloe.  The plant I bought is pretty much dead and this plant grew, possibly from seed in the soil, so I let grow not knowing what it was.

[Cape Garrett]

Possible Dyckia brevifolia???

[Silas_Sancona]

16 minutes ago, Cape Garrett said:

Possible Dyckia brevifolia???

@Gonzer might have a better idea, but i thought D. brevifolia had much shorter/ fatter leaves than the one pictured..  At least what specimens i've seen ( just a few honestly ).. 

[Gonzer]

Possibly a hybrid of D. fosteriana

[Cape Garrett]

Thanks @Gonzer

[Tracy]

16 hours ago, Cape Garrett said:

Dyckia brevifolia???

 

16 hours ago, Silas_Sancona said:

i thought D. brevifolia had much shorter/ fatter leaves than the one pictured..

 

5 hours ago, Gonzer said:

Possibly a hybrid of D. fosteriana

I would trust Gonzer.  So many Dyckia species and hybrids its tough to keep up with them.   Although it has been clarified that it isn't D brevifolia, here is a D brevifolia to confirm what Silas said in describing them.