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CactusPolecat
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PostSubject: For the Aloe lovers...   Fri Oct 10, 2008 7:51 am
I had never seen either of these in flower before, and as with many other species in the genus, they are exquisite.

barbadensis and plicatilis.




Please enjoy, CP.
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PostSubject: Re: For the Aloe lovers...   Fri Oct 10, 2008 12:33 pm
Way to go CP Very Happy

Love the A. plicatilis can only hope mine are old enough to flower. You actually made me run outside and check my biggest one.....and nothing... Laughing

The barbadensis colouring is great and a yellow flowering one at that. I see you have neither in the ground yet or are they staying in the pots Question
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PostSubject: Re: For the Aloe lovers...   Sat Oct 11, 2008 5:57 am
like the plicatilis ones, hope mine flower this year, it seems to be big enuf. Maybe mine are 'late bloomers'? lol
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PostSubject: Re: For the Aloe lovers...   Sun Oct 12, 2008 2:34 pm
parrotsheaven wrote:
Way to go CP Very Happy

Love the A. plicatilis can only hope mine are old enough to flower. You actually made me run outside and check my biggest one.....and nothing... Laughing

The barbadensis colouring is great and a yellow flowering one at that. I see you have neither in the ground yet or are they staying in the pots Question

Both of these will remain as pot specimens betty, I'm not sure how plicatilis would go in the ground here. I do have a barbadensis in the ground here, and it is as big or bigger than my pot specimen, but no flowers, ...I wonder if the wet feet in winter has something to do with that.

Vicki wrote:
like the plicatilis ones, hope mine flower this year, it
seems to be big enuf. Maybe mine are 'late bloomers'? lol

Never know, they may do something for you yet!

CP
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PostSubject: Re: For the Aloe lovers...   Sat Oct 25, 2008 12:40 am
Quite lovely Very Happy
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