Aloe arborescens "Spineless" - 1ga cleistocactus fleshy rosettes of succulent blue-green

fleshy rosettes of succulent blue-green toothed leaves with maroon colored spots

Its foliage turns bronze in full sun

and Malawi to eastern and southwestern South Africa—occupying habitats with mixed rainfall patterns and adapting well to Mediterranean climates

drought-tolerant soils and adapts to various light conditions

individual rosettes die afterward

Aloe arborescens "Spineless" - 1ga cleistocactus fleshy rosettes of succulent blue-greenPickup only no shipping Aloe arborescens Spineless, commonly called toothless torch aloe, is a shrubby evergreen aloe derived from the South African species Aloe arborescens and distinguished by its reduced marginal teeth, which give the plant a softer texture than the typical form. It develops into a multi stemmed shrub usually 4 to 6 feet tall and 6 to 8 feet wide, with branching stems topped by rosettes about 18 inches across. Leaves are long,