Aloe debrana

$68.00
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Hi! It’s Jesse. We are offering a 1-gallon Aloe debrana.

These are impressive broad-leaved, rosette-forming Aloes native to the highlands of Ethiopia. They are generally stemless or very short-stemmed and may begin as a solitary rosette before slowly producing additional growth to form a small group.

Mature plants develop large, dense rosettes of long green leaves lined with distinctive reddish-brown marginal teeth. Individual leaves can reach around 2 feet long, giving this species a substantial, architectural appearance.

Aloe debrana produces an impressive, highly branched flower stalk reaching around 3 feet tall, carrying dense clusters of beautiful scarlet-red flowers that become paler toward the mouth.

This one is already getting some nice size and is in pristine condition. An uncommon Ethiopian highland species and a must-have Aloe for the collector. These are flowering-age Aloes.

You will receive the actual Aloe pictured or a similar Aloe.

Aloes will be mailed bare root.

Thank you,
Little Garden Gemz

Hi! It’s Jesse. We are offering a 1-gallon Aloe debrana.

These are impressive broad-leaved, rosette-forming Aloes native to the highlands of Ethiopia. They are generally stemless or very short-stemmed and may begin as a solitary rosette before slowly producing additional growth to form a small group.

Mature plants develop large, dense rosettes of long green leaves lined with distinctive reddish-brown marginal teeth. Individual leaves can reach around 2 feet long, giving this species a substantial, architectural appearance.

Aloe debrana produces an impressive, highly branched flower stalk reaching around 3 feet tall, carrying dense clusters of beautiful scarlet-red flowers that become paler toward the mouth.

This one is already getting some nice size and is in pristine condition. An uncommon Ethiopian highland species and a must-have Aloe for the collector. These are flowering-age Aloes.

You will receive the actual Aloe pictured or a similar Aloe.

Aloes will be mailed bare root.

Thank you,
Little Garden Gemz