2″ pot. Small clump-forming species native to Sudan, endangered in the wild (these are ethically seed-grown in our greenhouse). Similar to Aloe vera, with thick juicy leaves, light green with pale spots. Orange-ish teeth on the sides of the leaves. \\distinguish it from Aloe vera , which has smaller, pale whitish teeth. This species will produce spikes of bright red-orange to yellow flowers in winter and spring. Can grow outside in zones 9-11 if planted in well-drained soil in a dry place.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
2″ pot. Small clump-forming species native to Sudan, endangered in the wild (these are ethically seed-grown in our greenhouse). Similar to Aloe vera, with thick juicy leaves, light green with pale spots. Orange-ish teeth on the sides of the leaves. \\distinguish it from Aloe vera , which has smaller, pale whitish teeth. This species will … <\/p>\n