Aloe pretoriensis hybrid - 10ga branching-aloe receiving Plant Breeders Rights protection

receiving Plant Breeders Rights protection in 2010

It grows best in full sun to partial shade in very well-drained soil

Aloe Crosby's Prolific

it produces yellow to yellow-orange tubular flowers in multi-branched inflorescences

it plays a vital ecological role as a pollinator attractant

Aloe pretoriensis hybrid - 10ga branching-aloe receiving Plant Breeders Rights protectionA solitary rosette forming Aloe that grows a trunk to as tall as 3 feet and topped with an 18 inch to 3 feet wide head of light bluish green leaves. In late fall into winter the single branching inflorescence reaches to 6 feet and rises above the leaves with conical racemes of bright red flowers. This is an open hybrid with A. pretoriensis. Parentage is unknown. Size and shape of the plants seems to vary dramatically.