r/aloe

Image 1 — So, it is started to do this?
Image 2 — So, it is started to do this?
Image 3 — So, it is started to do this?
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So, it is started to do this?

So, I have this Aloe from 6 years and this year started to do this. What should I do?

u/Big_Cry_4754 — 3 days ago
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Root rot in aloe: Is there anything salvageable here, or should I just take a stem cutting?

u/mathgnome — 4 days ago
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What aloe is this?

Think it might be Aloe cryptopoda or ​Aloe spicata but not sure

u/Planter12345 — 4 days ago
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Repotted my aloe and separated 2 pups into their own pots! 🌱

Repotted my aloe into a larger pot and separated 2 pups to grow on their own. First time propagating this way..
Any tips for taking care of the little ones?

(As in my last post we got the Birkenstock size 45 as reference 🫪)

u/Affectionate-Box4558 — 5 days ago
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Caught my eye today…

Some of my collection that caught my eye today and I figured I would share.

u/10thPrinceOfAmber — 8 days ago
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What Aloe plant is this?

I've had this plant for years. It's bloomed a flower bud before that never came to fruition sadly. I've always called it a jurassic plant but I've been researching it lately and it actually seems more like an Aloe plant. Anyone have any expertise to help?

Thank you!

u/Shan_Originals_5455 — 12 days ago
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Baby Hardy Aloes?

I bought these 2 aloes in CA at a grocery store this spring. They seem to be doing well, but I don’t know what they are. I don’t k is if their tree shape is natural or if their lower leaves got trimmed off. We named one of them THE MIGHTY REDWOOD and the other one THW SEQUOIA out off humor since they stand so much taller than my other aloes (except for my Climbing Aloe and the Hedgehog Aloe). The leaves were a bit pinker when I got them but otherwise they’ve grown a little taller and made some pups. They both had massive root systems too from when I repotted them. The leaf edges have fine teeth on them, but the rest of the leaf is smooth. Any ideas? Oh, I forgot to add they bring me joy to see them. Does that help in ID-ing them? 🥰

u/lovensuccs212 — 14 days ago
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Aloe Conifera - one of the species with scent

The scent is not exactly fragrant but it's there and the bees like to come over

u/elfrodododo — 12 days ago
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Aloe/Echeveria help please

Plant people, need verification please

Left - aloe perfoliata

Right - echeveria fabiola

Also, how to I get these to flower? I've had these around 5 years. Thanks

u/Delicious_Dark_8877 — 13 days ago