Aloe spectabilis - 1ga grevillea as Aloe comosa rarely produces

as Aloe comosa rarely produces offsets

These are an unknown cross with Aloe comptonii

shrubby growth reaching heights and widths of 4-5 feet

Flowering occurs from mid-winter to late spring

Aloe spectabilis - 1ga grevillea as Aloe comosa rarely producesAloe spectabilis is a single stemmed succulent native to South Africa, once classified as a variety of Aloe marlothii but now recognized as its own species. It has a solitary trunk that can reach 10 feet tall, with blue green leaves up to 3 feet long. These leaves form a dense rosette, adorned with reddish brown spines. In late fall through winter, the plant produces bright tubular flowers in yellow to orange or red, arranged in dense clusters that