I have NO idea what this even MIGHT be!!!

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WayneByerly
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I have NO idea what this even MIGHT be!!!

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my sister sent me these three pictures. asking ME what it is. And I have not the slightest ... can anyone help us out? I'm not sure if it helps or if it matters, but this little guy is only about 4 inches tall.
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Re: I have NO idea what this even MIGHT be!!!

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It is an Aloe, but it is too young to ID with confidence.
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Re: I have NO idea what this even MIGHT be!!!

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I just at this moment received word regarding the identity of this Aloe. And for the sake of public information, I now provide a Positive Identification:

Aloe aculeata

As small as this particular item is, it STILL has the spines so predominant in mature specimens.
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Re: I have NO idea what this even MIGHT be!!!

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I have two of these be careful the spines from the bottom leaves tend to puncture the upper leaves and they slowly deflate from THAT plumplook, i have two of these and stick pperlite in the spikes that grow to close to the fat part of the other leaves
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