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Aloes in bloom

JubaeaMan138

By JubaeaMan138
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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First bloom on this plant for me and I’m already in love . Love the small compactness of aculeata  

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I believe this is marlothii x sinkatana or vise versa . With lots of pups 

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Unknown aloe . If anyone has any ideas feel free to let me know .it to seperate flower stalks 

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Aloes in bloom in my garden as we close out January.  There were a couple of humming birds that would leave the blossoms as I photographed one Aloe to move on to one a little further away.  While I may have disturbed there feeding on one Aloe species, I definitely didn't interrupt their feeding with so many alternatives.  Perhaps I even encouraged them to cross pollinate a couple and will get some hybrid sprouts out of the seeds.  Aloe cameronii, Aloe maculata, Aloe microstigma, Aloe 'Rooikappie' (Little Red Riding Hood Aloe), Aloe speciosa, Aloe ferox represented in these photos.

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33.0782 North -117.305 West  at 72 feet elevation

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Rivera Mentor

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Aloe isaloensis, same plant from two angles

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Chris

San Francisco, CA 

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