Aloe pearsonii


Scientific Name: Aloe pearsonii Schonl.
Family: Asphodelaceae
(Aloe pearsonii)

Sun Exposure: Full sun to light shade

Origin: South Africa (extreme northwest of Northern Cape Province), Namibia

Growth Habits: Clumping stem aloe

Watering Needs: Very little water

Propagation: Offsets, cuttings, seed

(Aloe pearsonii)
Copyright Peter en Gerda van der Puyl

The specimen on the picture is a stem aloe with triangular 3-4" long (8-10 cm) and 1" wide (2.5 cm) leaves. The leaves have a red green top a green underside, and have 1/20" (1 mm) thorns on the edges.

Blooming Habits:
Red, orange or yellow inflorescences in summer.


 

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