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Hi! It’s Jesse. We are offering a 4-6 ich Aloe gneissicola.
These are beautiful compact to medium-sized rosette-forming Aloes native to Madagascar. They produce gray-green to green leaves with attractive white marginal teeth, giving the plant a clean, highly structured appearance.
Mature leaves can reach around 16–18 inches long, forming a substantial rosette while still remaining very manageable for collectors.
Aloe gneissicola produces an impressive flower stalk reaching around 30 inches tall, topped with dense clusters of beautiful yellow flowers.
This species was historically classified as Aloe capitata var. gneissicola, but is currently recognized by Kew as its own species.
This one is already getting some nice size and is in pristine condition. An uncommon Madagascar Aloe and a must-have 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 4-6 ich Aloe gneissicola.
These are beautiful compact to medium-sized rosette-forming Aloes native to Madagascar. They produce gray-green to green leaves with attractive white marginal teeth, giving the plant a clean, highly structured appearance.
Mature leaves can reach around 16–18 inches long, forming a substantial rosette while still remaining very manageable for collectors.
Aloe gneissicola produces an impressive flower stalk reaching around 30 inches tall, topped with dense clusters of beautiful yellow flowers.
This species was historically classified as Aloe capitata var. gneissicola, but is currently recognized by Kew as its own species.
This one is already getting some nice size and is in pristine condition. An uncommon Madagascar Aloe and a must-have 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