Aloe gerstneri - 3ga reference-only forms upright rosettes with wavy

forms upright rosettes with wavy

Grows to 4 to 5 feet tall by 6 or more feet wide with many rosettes holding narrow

also called the 'Climbing Aloe

The plant's distribution is limited to mountainous areas of Namaqualand and near Calvinia in the Northern Cape of South Africa

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Aloe gerstneri - 3ga reference-only forms upright rosettes with wavyAloe gerstneri is endemic to South Africa and grows as individual, rounded rosettes, reaching up to 1 meter in height. The leaves of this succulent plant grow in clusters of 20 to 30 and are up tp 24in long and ~ 3 4in wide, tapering to a point, with smooth grey green upper surfaces and either flat or slightly curved. Young leaves have spiky teeth along the margins, which disappear in mature plants. In late summer, the plant produces an inflorescence