Aloe Species, Aloe Vera, Medicinal Aloe, Savila (Aloe vera)
Young Aloe vera
My Aloe, grown in indirect sunlight.
Look at the bud. Is it the flower or seeds? I have had this plant about two years and this is the first time it grew a stalk and bud. The stalk and "bud" have taken about two months to get to this stage.
This is the picture with the "bud" in it.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates Zone11
This aloe plant is about 15 years old. I'm afraid to move it and just let it do its own thing. It blooms about every three years.
Aloe Bloom
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Zone 11
Dubai UAE zone 11
April 2003
Growing in Huntington Gardens, Pasadena CAlifornia
The orange flowered hybrid type. Under a tree most of the day in Phoenix, AZ, zone 9a/9b.
Aloe growing a a pot, needs dusting
Bought recently and repotted into better soil. Photo taken on camera phone.
After repotting in good soil, and gravel added to soil surface.
Emerging bud in late November of the orange flowering hybrid type, late Fall, zone 9a/9b, Phoenix, AZ
Dividing the second generation of the main plant
The main plant planted from a 24 cm in August 2001in Linosa island Sicily Italy
Main Plant and the new ones
The orange flowering hybrid type, late December, winter, zone 9a/9b, Phoenix, AZ
Here's a close up of the flowers from the aloe vera plant.
The orange flowered hybrid blooming late winter/early spring, zone 9a/9b, February. In Phoenix, AZ
This is the yellow flowering type, with no white spots, and a glaucous epidermis. Phoenix, AZ, zone 9a/9b
Detailed view of the mature yellow flowering type, springtime, late April, zone 9a/9b, Phoenix, AZ
Common aloe planted in 10gal tub
2 of my big mamas!!
A particularly vigorous plant.
This is four small Aloe plants in one pot... They don't want to grow?
I have babies off this plant as well.
Blooming in July 2006
A couple potted Aloes
February, southern California
Developing flower stalk spring 2008.
In Shakar Ganj Shugar Mills 'Jhung' Pakistan
Is easy to grow and always seems to look great.
A true yellow bloomer. Appx. 31 inches tall..In very poor soil, zone 9a Tucson AZ.
flowers and hummingbird, April, southern California
I bought this for $1.00 in July, it was only 2 "stalks"
Aerial view of the yellow flowering type, springtime, mid April, zone 9a/9b, Phoenix, AZ. Photo originally added to the PlantFiles on April 30, 2005
Time lapse progression of the yellow flowering, non-hybrid type, springtime, zone 9a/9b, Phoenix, AZ. Photo originally added to the PlantFiles on April 25, 2005
The yellow flowered type, not the the orange flowered hybrid in Phoenix, AZ, zone 9a/9b, mostly shade. Photo originally added to the PlantFiles on March 26, 2007
This is normally kept outdoors in southern AZ, but I brought in during it's blooming period.
Coastal Southern Cal, January. Full Sun
Southern California, March. Still blooming
March flowers, southern California
large plants for sale, southern California, early spring
The seed pods of the orange flowered hybrid type. 5/8" long. Phoenix, AZ, zone 9b, May 1, 2011, late Spring
The seed pods of the orange flowered hybrid type. 5/8" long. Phoenix, AZ, zone 9b, May 1, 2011, late Spring
The seed pods of the orange flowered hybrid type. 5/8" long. Phoenix, AZ, zone 9b, May 14, 2011, Early Summer
grown in full sun in small pot has a particular aspect: leaves are thin, more gray/brown than green, dry tipped and closely spaced: not so nice, but very flowering...
as decorative plants near southern California beach
just 100 yards from beach, showing salt tolerance
mature plant offsetting outdoors
Close up of the flower
Huntington Gardens, January
This aloe was labeled Aloe barbadensis, the flowers are red and yellow. It is in a huge planter outdoors zone9bFL
Huntington gardens, California, late March
Huntington gardens, California, late March
Variegated form. Photo courtesy and copyright of Cok Grootscholten of Succulent Nursery, Holland, a nursery and private succulent collection. http://public.fotki.com/Grootscholten/plant-collections/
Bought tiny in 8/2017, finally began flowering 5/2019! N balcony with E & W sun but midday shade.
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Aloe Species, Aloe Vera, Medicinal Aloe, Savila
Aloe vera
| Type: | Tropicals and Tender Perennials, Cactus and Succulents |
| Height: | 18-24 in. (45-60 cm) |
| Conditions: | Zone 9-11, Full Sun, Sun to Partial Shade, Light Shade |