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I just bought an aloe, bear with me on the description here...coloring is medium to light yellowy green, not sickly looking, just bright. Freckled a bit with those lovely whits 'aloe dots' and a few harmless looking teeth along the edges of the leaves. There tons of pups wedged in with a main plant. The main, or mamma plant has gotten weighty and seems to be laying down on it's side, rather comfortably, and sprouting new pups where it lays. It sort of snakes along the top of the soil, the the growing tip is still going, putting out new leaves. This has got to be a fairly common aloe, I bought my plant at a mennonite shop, and I've seen them in many of my friends homes. I'd just like a name to go with it, if anyone can help me out, pretty please.
Bucky
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