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Hi! It’s Jesse. We are offering a 1-gallon Aloe ruffingiana (Aloe deltoideodonta var. ruffingiana).
These are beautiful compact, clump-forming Aloes native to southern Madagascar. They produce broad triangular green leaves covered with numerous white spots, with attractive reddish-white margins and small teeth along the edges.
Aloe ruffingiana branches from the base and gradually develops into a cluster of multiple rosettes, making mature specimens especially full and attractive.
One of the most distinctive features of this Aloe is its flowering display. Mature plants produce tubular flowers that begin red near the base, transition to white, and finish with contrasting green tips.
This one is already getting some nice size and is in pristine condition. An unusual Madagascar Aloe with beautiful spotted foliage 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 1-gallon Aloe ruffingiana (Aloe deltoideodonta var. ruffingiana).
These are beautiful compact, clump-forming Aloes native to southern Madagascar. They produce broad triangular green leaves covered with numerous white spots, with attractive reddish-white margins and small teeth along the edges.
Aloe ruffingiana branches from the base and gradually develops into a cluster of multiple rosettes, making mature specimens especially full and attractive.
One of the most distinctive features of this Aloe is its flowering display. Mature plants produce tubular flowers that begin red near the base, transition to white, and finish with contrasting green tips.
This one is already getting some nice size and is in pristine condition. An unusual Madagascar Aloe with beautiful spotted foliage 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