Aloe palmiformis - 7ga IAS it produces salmon to orange

it produces salmon to orange inflorescences resembling those of Aloe vaombe

It is best grown in full sun to light shade in well-drained soil and should be irrigated occasionally

light green leaves that are variable but tend toward an ovate shape

form open rosettes with prominent teeth along the edges

each marked by a clear yellow stripe running down the center

Aloe palmiformis - 7ga IAS it produces salmon to orangeCurrently for reference only. Propagation scheduled for 2026. Aloe palmiformis, commonly called Angolan Krantz Aloe, is a shrubby, evergreen aloe endemic to southwestern Angola, where it grows on rocky escarpments and sandstone outcrops at mid to high elevations. It develops sparsely clustering, upright stems that typically reach about 4 to 5 feet tall, each topped with an open rosette of narrow, recurved, glossy olive green leaves roughly a foot