Aloe angelica at the Desert Botanical Garden in mid-January
Frost Tolerance: Avoid any frost
Origin: South Africa (Northern Province: Soutpansberg, Blouberg)
Growth Habits: Succulent rosette at the top of a single naked stem, up to 12 feet tall (3.6 m)
Propagation: Seeds, offsets
The third picture shows the striped juvenile form.
Blooming Habits:
The Aloe angelica blooms in early winter. The red buds become pale yellow as the flowers open, giving a bicolor floral structure. The flower picture was taken at the HBG in late December (HBG 42486), with the flowers barely starting to open.
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