One of the biggest aloes (A. bainsii) crossed with one o the smallest (A. bakeri)
Best regards
Chris
Little and Large
Little and Large
Chris Hynes, Cheshire, UK - all photos copyright of C. Hynes.
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Hi Buck,
I guess I have had it about 8 years - it has never flowered for me and seems slow growing - however it does have to put up with my hard growing conditions for those that are chucked out for the summer and ignored under the bench for the winter. I'll try propagating it at some stage (when space permits).
This is another slow one - but this stays in the greenhouse - A. pearsonii (rubbish photo but still)
Best regards
chris
I guess I have had it about 8 years - it has never flowered for me and seems slow growing - however it does have to put up with my hard growing conditions for those that are chucked out for the summer and ignored under the bench for the winter. I'll try propagating it at some stage (when space permits).
This is another slow one - but this stays in the greenhouse - A. pearsonii (rubbish photo but still)
Best regards
chris
Chris Hynes, Cheshire, UK - all photos copyright of C. Hynes.