Aloe cheranganiensis - 5ga cutting with stems branching from the

with stems branching from the base to form dense clumps

Flowering in mid-winter

It often forms clusters from base suckers and thrives in full sun to light shade with minimal irrigation

The plant has circulated in California collections for decades under many names and was once loosely associated with Agave americana

commonly known as the White Rhino Agave

Aloe cheranganiensis - 5ga cutting with stems branching from theThis plant is pickup only no shipping. We've acquired several parent plants which will be propagated in 2026 Aloe cheranganiensis, or Cherangani Hills Aloe, is a fast growing shrubby aloe native to Kenyas Cherangani Hills, reaching about 3 4 feet tall and wide. Aloe cheranganiensis can also be found in southern Uganda. It has narrow, pale to mid green leaves with light colored teeth along the edges, forming dense rosettes that branch from the base.