Aloe cameronii Mt. Zembe form

Aloe cameronii Mt. Zembe formAloe cameronii Mt. Zembe Family: Xanthorrhoeaceae. A beautiful rarely seen form of this species. Originally collected by a friend of mine (legally!) this variety is from Mt. Zembe, Mozambique and differs from the normal A. cameronii in having much darker and redder leaves (when in full sun) and more spacing between the leaves. This spacing shows off the most interesting part of the plant, the petioles or leaf sheathes of the plant which are a

Elsewhere it makes a good larger potted Aloe

This species

Clumps heavily when mature

Stapeliads can be quite rot prone if kept too moist especially in the winter

They share common traits but each one is different from the other

Spines are thin and curved

Lobivia tiegliana var

If it loses its leaves then keep the plant dry until the fall when it starts growing again

This species is more of a winter grower and should be kept drier in high heat

A very attractive smaller Snake Plant or Mother in Law Tongue with thick blue-green leaves

Euphorbia stenoclada Family: Euphorbiaceae

One of the most beautiful hybrid Aloes