Aloe 'Viper' - 1ga seed-grown exhibits moderate growth with offsetting

exhibits moderate growth with offsetting shrubby forms in cultivation

While not typically used for medicinal purposes

Flowering is rare and occurs only at maturity

armed with well-spaced brown marginal teeth and finished with a thick brown terminal spine

In gardens it functions as a groundcover

Aloe 'Viper' - 1ga seed-grown exhibits moderate growth with offsettingA vivid, compact hybrid with raised orange red tubercles over firm green leavesAloe 'Viper' lives up to its name with a fierce, reptilian look. Bred by aloe hybridizer Kelly Griffin and introduced through Xeric Growers Nursery, this plant is part of a new generation of aloes prized more for foliage than flowers. Tight rosettes reach about 12 inches tall and wide, forming clusters over time. The leaves are textured on both surfaces with prominent red