Aloe ramosissima (Aloidendron ramosissima)
An interesting South African Aloe with wide appeal for collectors since they are thought to be a subspecies of Aloe dichotoma. The maiden’s quiver are mostly vertical growing Aloes that develop interesting exposed fleshy, pealing stems. They grow well in containers as indoor/outdoor plants in all zones or as adaptable structural plants for frost-free gardens and landscapes. Popular for bonsai. In the hottest low desert areas provide these aloes with part shade or protect from late afternoon, intense sunlight. Always plant in well-drained soil. Water minimally during cool months and winter. Hardy to 20°-25°F degrees. Slow growing. **Shipped as bare root, 5-6in. tall.
Exposure Full to part sun
Grows to 2-5 feet high x 1-3 feet wide (sometimes larger)
Hardiness Zone 9-11 (All zones indoor/outdoor)
*Plants ship bare root* Why bare root
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| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Size |
3.5 in. pot, 1 gallon |






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