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Aloe haworthioides?
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mickthecactus
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Re: Aloe haworthioides?
Obviously not haworthioides. Suspect it is a cross. Although I have no idea about the parents.
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Re: Aloe haworthioides?
Wow. I actually got the exact similar looking plant today from one of my trusted sellers. Ended up back in here for ID! .
He has no ID for the plant, but I do agree on haworthioides lineage probability, given the small stature of the plant. I have another shipment of hybrids and the real haworthioides arriving later next week. I find this one to be weirdly attractive probably because it has some break from the dazzling hybrids we are seeing now-a-days.
He has no ID for the plant, but I do agree on haworthioides lineage probability, given the small stature of the plant. I have another shipment of hybrids and the real haworthioides arriving later next week. I find this one to be weirdly attractive probably because it has some break from the dazzling hybrids we are seeing now-a-days.
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Re: Aloe haworthioides?
I now have the real thing, or as close as I can get. When it was discovered only a few plants have made it into cultivation apparently.
I don’t grow hybrids at all.
I don’t grow hybrids at all.