Aloe mubendiensis - 2ga euphorbia Largely solitary and almost stemless

Largely solitary and almost stemless

thriving in well-drained soil and preferring full sun to light shade conditions

is a hybrid succulent resulting from extensive interbreeding between Aloe ferox and Aloe arborescens

It can withstand temperatures down to 25°F (Zone 9a) and has traditional medicinal uses

Aloe mubendiensis - 2ga euphorbia Largely solitary and almost stemlessAloe mubendiensis, or Mubende Aloe, is an evergreen succulent native to Uganda, Africa. It forms dense clusters of compact rosettes with spotted leaves displaying bronze, purple, and green hues. During the fall, it produces branching inflorescences bearing dark brick red flowers, adding to its ornamental appeal. This medium sized stemless aloe reaches widths of 12 18 inches and heights of 6 12 inches, with leaves around 1 foot long and 2 3 inches