Aloe nobilis - 4in euphorbia The parent plant has thrived

The parent plant has thrived outdoors here in the SF Bay Area with temps between 33 - 100+

two or three flower stalks emerge from a single rosette

commonly known as the Silk Pincushion Cactus

but severe damage may be sustained below 26F

Aloe sabaea is relatively slow-growing

Aloe nobilis - 4in euphorbia The parent plant has thrivedAloe nobilis, a smaller clumping aloe reaching about 18 inches tall, features fleshy green leaves that form rosettes up to 5 6 inches wide by suckering profusely. Known as the 'Gold Tooth Aloe,' it boasts large green leaves adorned with white or golden teeth along the margins, which can turn orange when exposed to full sun. The leaves are lanceolate and taper to a point at the apex, sometimes developing a rose color on the tips. Notably, it produces