Richaudii Aloe - Aloe richaudii / Aloe erinacea Repashy Grubs and Fruit Be sure to water the

Be sure to water the pots regularly in spring and once the plants are 5 cm (2 inches) tall

It can be found in three of South Africa�s nine provinces

It produces large leaves with purplish veins that spread easily through sphagnum moss by way of stolons

Sometimes the heads get so large that the stalk begins to bend but quite often they grow up straight and tall and cut down into orderly shapes for your kindling pile

Richaudii Aloe - Aloe richaudii / Aloe erinacea Repashy Grubs and Fruit Be sure to water theWe only sell freshly harvested seeds from small time growers, hobbyists and collectors. Listing is for 5 SeedsA small, stemless, lightly clustering Aloe with broad, bluish to brownish green leaves and small, sparsely branching inflorescences with compact terminal clusters of yellow flowers. Aloe richaudii is known only from the type locality in northernmost Madagascar, where it grows on granite cliffs at low elevations. In cultivation it is best