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| Aloeaceae Open Discussion of Aloe and the related genus such as Gasteria and Haworthia |
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It's definitely an Aloe, but with more than 600 taxa known to date, it will need to put on some growth and/or flower before adequate identification can be applied.
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Thanks, Duke. I kinda figured I needed more time, flowers or details to get an ID. I thought maybe the fact that its purple with yellow teeth would be enough to distiguish itself from a lot of other aloes.
Last edited by Aionos41; 01-27-2012 at 09:57 PM. Reason: aloes, not agaves |
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I hope it does well for you. Since you got it from a farmers' market without any identification, it could not only be one of more than 600 described taxa, it could be one of thousands of hybrids as well. Sorry, at that size and without flowers it's anyone's guess. In time it branch, produce offsets through stolens, grow a trunk and become a tree aloe…. Time will tell. Be patient and enjoy the critter.
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